In re Laymon

Supreme Court of Kansas

In re Laymon

111 P.2d 72, 153 Kan. 436, 1941 Kan. LEXIS 151

Supreme Court of Kansas·Decided March 10, 1941·No. No. 35,228·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam:

The clerk is directed to file without deposit for costs the papers filed herein under the above caption.

The applicant seeks release by a “writ of error coram nobis” from a judgment and sentence of the district court of Bourbon county in June, 1934, for the crime of “car theft; sentence, 10 to 30 years.”

This court has no original jurisdiction to grant a writ of coram nobis; therefore, the application is denied and this proceeding dismissed.

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Per Curiam:

The clerk is directed to file without deposit for costs the papers filed herein under the above caption.

The applicant seeks release by a “writ of error coram nobis” from a judgment and sentence of the district court of Bourbon county in June, 1934, for the crime of “car theft; sentence, 10 to 30 years.”

This court has no original jurisdiction to grant a writ of coram nobis; therefore, the application is denied and this proceeding dismissed.

In re Laymon, 111 P.2d 72, 153 Kan. 436, 1941 Kan. LEXIS 151 (kan 1941).

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