People ex rel. Corcione v. Krueger

Petitioner’s writ of habeas corpus is dismissed.

A Comity Court has the power to remand a defendant to jail after conviction and before sentence even though the span of time between them is 30 days, even though there may be arguable questions of law for the appellate courts which may result in reversal of conviction, and even though the motivation for such a span of time might be more than the difficulty of preparing a presentence report within a shorter period (People ex rel. Walker v. Koson, 6 Misc 2d 960; People ex rel. Anolik v. Flood, Sup. Ct., Nassau County, June 14, 1967, Suozzi, J.;…