Ex parte Rohe
5 Ark. 104
Opinion
By the Court,
The mittimus returned by the sheriff sets forth no offence with which the prisoner is charged, or of which he,stands convicted; nor does the said precept run in the name of the State. When a man is imprisoned, the cause of his caption and detention should be sent along with him. The writ is wanting in a constitutional provision necessary to all writs; and it is equally insufficient in not setting forth the cause of the restraint of liberty.
The prisoner must, therefore, be discharged.
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Ex parte Rohe, 5 Ark. 104 (Ark. 1843).
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