California Adult Authority v. Superior Court

Good Law
1968 Cal. App. LEXIS 1494·266 Cal. App. 2d 143·72 Cal. Rptr. 20
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaSeptember 27, 1968Crim. No. 7331, Civ. Nos. 25818, 25919California6,440 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Sims, J.

The People have appealed (Pen. Code, § 1506) from an order granting petitioner, Leroy Eldridge Cleaver, a writ of habeas corpus which released him from prison and reinstated him on parole. (1 Crim. 7331.) The California Adult Authority, as respondent in proceedings taken by the petitioner to find it in contempt and to enjoin and restrain it from thereafter holding a parole violation hearing, has applied in original proceedings in this court for writs of prohibition and mandate to restrain the trial court from taking further action in those proceedings, and to order the trial court to set aside the orders it has made pursuant to the application of petitioner, as real party in interest. (1 Civ. 25818 and 1 Civ. 25919.) Return on each of the latter applications was set for the time fixed for argument on the appeal, and the matters have been consolidated for hearing.

The questions to be reviewed in the original proceedings involve the validity of the order granting the writ, and further discussion is deferred to follow the resolution of that issue. The People contend that the trial court exceeded the proper scope of inquiry in reviewing the action of the Adult *147 Authority, and…

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