Com. Ex Rel. Miller v. Ashe, Warden

2 A.2d 504, 133 Pa. Super. 245, 1938 Pa. Super. LEXIS 304
Superior Court of Pennsylvania·Decided November 18, 1938·No. Misc. Docket 111·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam,

This petition for a writ of habeas corpus raises a single question, and that one of law: Is the relator entitled to be discharged from custody because the trial at which he was convicted was presided over by the President Judge of the Orphans’ Court of that judicial district, specially presiding, pursuant to Section 5 of the Act of June 7, 1917, P. L. 363.

The question was not raised at the trial, nor by appeal.

The point is ruled against the relator by the cases of Corporation Funding & Finance Co. v. Stoffregen, 264 Pa. 215, 107 A. 727 and Com. v. Dattala, 77 Pa. Superior Ct. 320.

The rule is discharged and the petition is refused.

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Related

Corporation Funding & Finance Co. v. Stoffregen
107 A. 727 (Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, 1919)
Commonwealth v. Dattala
77 Pa. Super. 320 (Superior Court of Pennsylvania, 1921)