California Supreme Court June 27, 1895, S. F. No. 57 (Ex parte Meyer)
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United States · · · 27-06-1895
BEATTY, C. J.
The petitioner has been held to answer on a charge of perjury, and asks to be discharged, upon the ground, among others, that he was committed without reasonable or probable cause. The evidence adduced before the committing magistrate is, in my opinion, wholly insufficient to sustain the charge as laid in. the infonnation, or any charge.
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