Habeas corpus denies double sentence validity in Nevada case
Supreme Court dismisses writ. petitioner jailed for two joint sentences. One term of four years for an attempt to break, plus seven years for assault with intent to kill, with unclear start date. Court rules second term not void but cannot correct verdict via habeas corpus. remands petitioner to state prison.
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