Ex Parte Lively
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Opinion
The petitioner, seeking release from the custody of the sheriff of Oklahoma county, whose warrant and authority is a commitment directing that petitioner be confined in the county jail until he obeys a certain maintenance order, and “until otherwise ordered by the court”, brings himself clearlv within the rule announced in Re John Curtis, 10 Okla. 660, 63 Pac. 963. See, also, Wells v. Wells, 46 Okla. 88, 148 Pac. 723. He is therefore entitled to be released. Writ granted.
Note. — See “Contempt,’’ 33 C. J. § 131, p. 86, n. 33.
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1930 OK 24, 284 P. 2, 141 Okla. 85, 1930 Okla. LEXIS 22, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/ex-parte-lively-okla-1930.