45 N.E.2d 204 | Ind. | 1942
Relator by his petition asks respondent to grant relator's requests, first, for the appointment of counsel at public expense, second, for appointment of a special judge and, 1-4. third, a hearing upon his petition for a writ of error coram nobis now pending in respondent's court. Relator is not entitled to the appointment of counsel at public expense.State ex rel. Jones v. Hornaday, Judge, No. 27,783, post p. 645, this day decided. He admits in his petition that the writ of error coram nobis may be reviewed only by the court that sentenced him and in which his petition for writ of error coramnobis is pending. In Murphy v. Daly (1934),
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