Carver v. Jones

Illinois Supreme Court
Carver v. Jones, 45 Ill. 334 (Ill. 1867)
Breese

Carver v. Jones

Opinion of the Court

Mr. Chief Justice Breese

delivered the opinion of the Court:

This case is, in all its important elements, identical with that of Madison Y. Johnson v. J. Russell Jones et al., decided at the April Term, 1867 (44 Ill. 142), and we perceive nothing in the argument now submitted by the counsel of defendants to induce us to re-examine the decision in that case. With the results there reached we are satisfied.

The judgment of the Circuit Court overruling the demurrer to the defendants’ fourth plea must be reversed and the cause remanded, with directions to that court that the said plea presents no sufficient defense to the plaintiff’s action.

tTudgment reversed.

Reference

Full Case Name
William D. Carver v. J. Russell Jones
Cited By
1 case
Status
Published
Syllabus
Personal liberty—power of the President of the United States to ca/use the arrest of persons in time of war. This case is identical with that of Johnson v. Jones et al., 44 Ill. 142, and that case is referred to as decisive of this.