Ohio Supreme Court June 27, 1973, No. 72-877 (Shope v. Miller)
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United States · · · 27-06-1973
lead-opinion
Per Curiam.
Although the question of the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals was raised by the respondent' there can be little doubt that that court is constitutionally entitled to hear any and all writs of this nature. Section 3 (B) (1) (c), Article IV of the Ohio Constitution, provides that the Courts of Appeals shall have original jurisdiction in habeas corpus.
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