In re Martin
Idaho Supreme Court
'Application for writ of habeas corpus. “Any judge sitting in habeas corpus court has a right on the application of a parent to inquire into the propriety of the benevolent institution being required to return the child to the parent, on the grounds that the conditions have changed since judgment of commitment was made.” (Kennedy v. Mara, 127 Ga. 68, 9 Ann.
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'Application for writ of habeas corpus. “Any judge sitting in habeas corpus court has a right on the application of a parent to inquire into the propriety of the benevolent institution being required to return the child to the parent, on the grounds that the conditions have changed since judgment of commitment was made.” (Kennedy v. Mara, 127 Ga. 68, 9 Ann. Cas. 396, 56 S. E. 243.) “Intemperate parents are deemed to be unfit custodians of their children and the state steps in and cares for and supports them for the time being. It now appears that the parents have reformed and are living…
1Opinion of the CourtBudge, J.
This is an application for a writ of habeas corpus by the mother of Esther Lovejoy, a minor child, now about 3 years old, who, it is alleged in the petition for the writ, is unlawfully restrained of her liberty by Henry and Lilla Y. Rogers, husband and wife, of Canyon county, and the Children’s Home Finding and Aid Society of Idaho.
It appears from the petition that in the spring of 1915, Fletcher and E'va Lovejoy, then husband and wife, were living together in the city of Pocatello with their family, of which the minor child Esther was a member; that Fletcher Lovejoy failed and neglected to…
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