In re Robinson

Browne C. J.,

(dissenting).—The decision in this case is predicated on the doctrine of Ex Parte Prince, 27 Fla. 196, 9 South. Rep. 659, that “Habeas Corpus is not a remedy for relief against indictments charging criminal offenses defectively or inartificially.” I quite agree with this proposition, but I cannot see wherein the offense is charged “defectively or in-artificially.” On the contrary, if “being the owner of an automobile and other motor driven vehicle, and using and operating same in the County of Duval and State of Florida more than fifteen days, without paying the county license…