In Re Zannie J. Lotharp

Rule 14.- Content of a Petition for a Writ of Certiorari

1. A petition for a writ of certiorari shall contain, in the order indi­ cated: (a) The questions presented for review, expressed concisely in re­ lation to the circumstances of the case, without unnecessary detail. The questions should be short and should not be argumentative or repetitive. If the petitioner or respondent is under a death sentence that may be affected by the disposition of the petition, the notation capital case shall precede the questions presented. The questions shall be set out on the first page following the cover, and no other information may appear on that page. The statement of any question presented is deemed to comprise every subsidiary question fairly included therein. Only the question set out in the petition, or fairly included therein, will be considered by the Court.

2. Can the Supreme Court grant a writ of habeas corpus, —--------- fOT-tfie~pu^po^~orf^i^qulxy~in^o~th^caus^ —iof^comm±tment?

3. Does it extend to a prisoner?

4. Is this a case where the writ should issue, where one is committed by a Court without competent jurisdict­ ion? and

5. By what Authority exactly am I committed and/or de­ tained???