Petitioner's first contention is that he was not given a proper extradition hearing prior to his return to New York from Ohio in 1958. Petitioner is not presently confined as a result of such hearing, and any irregularities therein do not affect his present confinement. Hence, he would not be entitled to a release in habeas corpus. Habeas corpus is directed only to present confinement. Page v...
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