State Ex Rel. Sherry v. Henry

209 P.2d 1016, 120 Mont. 608, 1947 Mont. LEXIS 64
Montana Supreme Court·Decided October 29, 1947·No. No. 8784.·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam:

Relator’s application for a writ of habeas corpus is hereby denied upon the ground that the petition shows on its face that relator’s restraint is legal and lawful since he is serving a 30 year sentence imposed in 1939, he having been found guilty of .burglary in the first degree and having admitted the charge of prior conviction. See section 12023, Revised Codes, and State ex rel. Williams v. Henry, 119 Mont. 271, 174 Pac. (2d) 220.

The contention that the prior conviction was not properly pleaded, if meritorious, was waived by admitting the prior conviction without challenging the sufficiency of the pleading.

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State Ex Rel. Sherry v. Henry, 209 P.2d 1016, 120 Mont. 608, 1947 Mont. LEXIS 64 (Mo. 1947).

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State Ex Rel. Williams v. Henry
174 P.2d 220 (Montana Supreme Court, 1946)