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Session Laws, 1880
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WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 11

all matters relating thereto throughout the whole


State. The respective Circuit Courts for the re-


spective counties of this State, and the respective


Judges thereof, out of Court ; the Superior Court of


Baltimore city, the Court of Common Pleas in said


city, the Circuit Court of Baltimore city, and Balti-


more City Court, and the Judges of said respective


Courts, out of Court, and the Judge of the Court of


Appeals from the city of Baltimore, shall have the


power to grant the writ of " Habeas Corpus," and


to exercise jurisdiction in all matters pertaining


thereto, when the person whose confinement, deten-


tion, restraint or committal is complained of, or is


in question, is confined, detained, restrained from


his lawful liberty, or committed, within the limits of


their respective judicial circuits.


3. Any person committed, detained, confined or


•restrained from his lawful liberty within this State


for any alleged offence, or under any color or pre-


tence whatsoever, or any person in his or her be-

May com-

half, may complain to the Court or judge having

plain.

jurisdiction and power to grant the writ of " Habeas


Corpus" in the judicial circuit, within the territorial


limits of which such person has been so committed,


or is so detained, confined or restrained, to the end


that the cause of such commitment, detainer, con-


finement or restraint may be inquired into, and the

Inquire into

said respective Courts or judges to whom such com-

cause.

plaint is so made shall forthwith grant the writ of


" Habeas Corpus," directed to the officer, or other


person, in whose custody, or keeping, the party so
detained shall be returnable immediately before the


said Court or judge granting the same.


SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the thirteenth


section of said article forty-three of the Code of

Amended

Public General Laws of this State, title " Habeas

and re-enact-

Corpus," be amended and re-enacted, so that the

ed.

same shall read as follows :


13. If the Court granting the said writ of "Habeas


Corpus" shall not be in session at the return thereof,


or if the judge granting the said writ of " Habeas

To whom re-

Corpus" shall be absent at the return thereof, the

turned.

said writ shall be returned before any Court or




 

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