(DOWNLOAD) "In Re Pyle" by Supreme Court of Montana # Book PDF Kindle ePub Free
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- Title: In Re Pyle
- Author : Supreme Court of Montana
- Release Date : January 11, 1925
- Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 50 KB
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Habeas Corpus ? Intoxicating Liquors ? Res Adjudicata ? Doctrine Inapplicable ? Information ? Separate Counts ? Cumulative Sentences ? Fine and Jail Sentence ? Judgment. Habeas Corpus ? Doctrine of Res Adjudicata Inapplicable. 1. The doctrine of res adjudicata does not apply in habeas corpus proceedings, but the complainant may make successive applications for the writ until the judicial power of the state has been exhausted. Same ? Scope of Inquiry on Application for Writ. 2. The scope of inquiry on application for writ of habeas corpus by one convicted of crime is whether the court had jurisdiction to enter the judgment complained of and issue commitment thereon. Intoxicating Liquors ? Information ? Separate Counts ? Cumulative Sentences Authorized. 3. In a prosecution for violations of the liquor law charged under separate counts in one information, the court may impose cumulative - Page 495 sentences on the several counts on which the defendant is adjudged guilty. Same ? Fine ? Jail Sentence ? Judgment Held not Ambiguous. 4. A judgment that defendant convicted on three counts of the information charging violations of the liquor law pay a fine of $200 and serve sixty days in the county jail on each count, and that if the fines be not paid, "he serve them out" at the rate of one day for each two dollars of the fines, held not uncertain or ambiguous, it meaning that he be imprisoned for a total of 180 days, and serve one day for each two dollars of the fines aggregating $600.