Ex Parte Kabrich
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the CourtGantt, J.
Action in habeas corpus. Petitioner is deprived of his liberty by John J. Cullen and James J. Kenny, agents of the State of California, who seek to confine him in a penitentiary of that State to serve the balance of a term for second degree robbery.
On serving about four years of said term, and on January 28, 1929, .petitioner was paroled on condition, among other things, that he go to Siloam Springs, Arkansas, and report to G: I. B. Kabrich, who agreed to give him employment. He complied with this condition. Thereafter California permitted him to go to Missouri. On April 5, 1930, he was…
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