Quigg v. State ex rel. Radel
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtWhitfield, J.
In habeas corpus proceedings before the Circuit Judge it appeared that E. H. Eadel, Jr., was held in custody under a conviction in the municipal court for operating a jitney bus on certain streets, a violation of an ordinance of the city of Miami. The validity of the ordinance was challenged. • To an order of the Circuit Court discharging the petitioner, a writ of error was allowed and taken under the statute. After reciting the conditions that prompted its adoption, the ordinance provides: “That for the purpose of this ordinance, a jitney bus is defined to be any vehicle other than a street…
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