Roberts v. Schumacher

(dissenting). — Upon writ of error to a judgr ment in habeas corpus remanding the plaintiff in error to custody to answer to an indictment for felony purportedly founded on Section 7263 C. G. L., 5160 R. G. S., it is contended that the indictment relied upon as the cause of petitioner’s detention is so utterly devoid of substantially charging a criminal offense that it can be successfully challenged on habeas corpus within the rule of In re: Robinson, 73 Fla. 1068, 75 Sou. Rep. 604; L. R. A. 1918 B 1148; Jackson v. State, 71 Fla. 342, 71 Sou. Rep. 332; Crooke v. Van Pelt, 76 Fla. 20, 79 Sou.…