Russell v. Superior Court
Russell v. Superior Court
191 Cal. 194
Russell v. Superior Court
Opinion of the Court
The writ of prohibition was ordered issued from the bench for the reason that the complaint charging the petitioner with contempt failed to state an offense.
The petitioner was charged with threatening a grand juror with a prosecution for perjury in swearing out a search-warrant for intoxicating liquor. It is conceded that the proceeding for a search-warrant was instituted by the grand juror as a citizen, and not by virtue of his
Writ of prohibition ordered issued.
All the Justices concurred.
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