The petitioner argues that, in light of the fact the trial court erred so grievously by delaying a hearing on his First Application for more than two months, and then by releasing him only on a bond rather than granting unconditional release as demanded by law, this constituted an unconstitutional infringement on individual liberty that cannot be rendered acceptable by an untimely governor's warrant. The court does not agree that a later, properly issued governor's warrant should be disregarded.
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