In re Rogers

Montana Supreme Court

In re Rogers

554 P.2d 289, 168 Mont. 527, 1976 Mont. LEXIS 735

Montana Supreme Court·Decided September 3, 1976·No. No. 13512·Published

Opinion

ORDER

The defendant, Russ Rogers, a prisoner in the Lewis and Clark County jail has filed with this Court, (1) a petition for writ of habeas corpus, (2) a petition for injunction, and (3) a letter with another petition for habeas corpus.

The Court has studied the handwritten pro se documents and finds no merit and accordingly denies the same. The gist of the petition is that the defendant desires his wife to be his counsel and that no bail bond had been established because' [528]*528of an Idaho detainer. It appears to this Court that the district court is the proper forum to consider these matters.

The petitions are denied.

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ORDER

The defendant, Russ Rogers, a prisoner in the Lewis and Clark County jail has filed with this Court, (1) a petition for writ of habeas corpus, (2) a petition for injunction, and (3) a letter with another petition for habeas corpus.

The Court has studied the handwritten pro se documents and finds no merit and accordingly denies the same. The gist of the petition is that the defendant desires his wife to be his counsel and that no bail bond had been established because' [528]*528of an Idaho detainer. It appears to this Court that the district court is the proper forum to consider these matters.

The petitions are denied.

In re Rogers, 554 P.2d 289, 168 Mont. 527, 1976 Mont. LEXIS 735 (Mo. 1976).

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