Flores Montañez v. González

Rafael Flores Montañez filed in the San Juan Part of the Superior Court a petition for a writ of habeas corpus. He alleged, briefly, that he was imprisoned by virtue of an order of one of the judges of that court for “the alleged crime of murder,” for having taken the life of Victor Ca-rrasquillo Santos, and that his imprisonment was illegal because of lack of probable cause. The writ was issued. After the return as well as the answer of the Warden of the District Jail was presented, a hearing was held, at which the petitioner amended his petition alleging also that the bail was excessive, a…