Orr v. Jackson

This case is one of a series of successive proceedings each of which involved the same and only-question. In June, 1909, one Otto Seidlitz upon information of the plaintiff herein, E. L. Orr, was adjudged by the defendant judge to be guilty of contempt for violating a liquor injunction, and was adjudged to pay a fine and to be imprisoned for three months. Seidlitz sued out a writ of certiorari in the nature of appeal to this court and obtained here a review of such order. The result of such review here was that the certiorari proceedings were dismissed and the judgment of the lower court…