How this document has been cited
The hearing was granted upon application made by petitioner pursuant to section 1506 of the Penal Code, as amended in 1951, which provides that in all criminal cases the defendant or the People may apply to the Supreme Court for a hearing after a decision by a District Court of Appeal in a habeas corpus proceeding
- in In re Masching, 1953 and 2 similar citations
—unless under the provision of section 1506 of the Penal Code it constitutes an order discharging a person convicted of an offense prosecuted by indictment or information
- in Loustalot v. Superior Court, 1947 and 2 similar citations
—the petitioner was convicted in the municipal court for violation of a municipal ordinance, a misdemeanor.
- in In re Flodstrom, 1955 and one similar citation
As we recently explained, in 1904 California Constitution former article VI was amended to create the then named District Courts of Appeal, define their appellate jurisdiction, and redefine the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
Cited by
3 P. 3d 286 - Cal: Supreme Court 2000
288 P. 2d 859 - Cal: Supreme Court 1955
41 Cal. 2d 530 - Cal: Supreme Court 1953
31 Cal. 2d 801 - Cal: Supreme Court 1948
30 Cal. 2d 905 - Cal: Supreme Court 1947
RJ Traynor - 1947
[CITATION] Code Pleading, Practice and Remedies in Courts of Record in Civil Cases in …
JO Tucker - 1937