112 Ga. 221 | Ga. | 1900
These four cases all turn upon and are controlled by the rulings announced in the headnotes.
We admit frankly that the line of argument above outlined is plausible and forcible, but, after much reflection, feel constrained to hold that it does not establish the conclusions stated. While the theory that the General Assembly intended to deprive the superior courts of jurisdiction to try certioraries of this kind is to some extent supported by many of the above-mentioned provisions of the law, we gravely doubt if any such intention actually-existed. Other provisions point strongly to the conclusion that it did not. For instance, section 764 of the Penal Code, which deals with such cer
" Judgment in each case affirmed.