People v. Superior Court
California Supreme Court
1DissentCarter, J.
I dissent.
I see no occasion for reading words into section 1506 of the Penal Code which makes appealable only an order of the *11superior court which discharges petitioner from custody. It has been-held repeatedly that in only those situations expressly covered by section 1506 was an order in habeas corpus proceedings appealable because the rule prior to its enactment had been that the state could not appeal. (In re Alpine, 203 Cal. 731 [265 P. 947, 58 A.L.R. 1500]; In re Bruegger, 204 Cal. 169 [267 P. 101]; Thuesen v. Superior Court, 215 Cal. 572 [12 P.2d 8]; Loustalot v. Superior Court, 30…
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