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Page 80
... imposed in Louisiana to be unconstitutional , death penalty could not be im- posed and proper sentence was life ... imposed upon con- viction of aggravated rape was not cruel and unusual punishment . State v . Mitchell , App . 3 Cir.1984 ...
... imposed in Louisiana to be unconstitutional , death penalty could not be im- posed and proper sentence was life ... imposed upon con- viction of aggravated rape was not cruel and unusual punishment . State v . Mitchell , App . 3 Cir.1984 ...
Page 82
... imposed on defendant upon conviction of aggravated rape was not cruel and unusual punishment because death penalty was not imposed against a far more brutal partici- pant in the rape . State v . Myers , Sup.1972 , 261 La . 100 , 259 So ...
... imposed on defendant upon conviction of aggravated rape was not cruel and unusual punishment because death penalty was not imposed against a far more brutal partici- pant in the rape . State v . Myers , Sup.1972 , 261 La . 100 , 259 So ...
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... imposed be without bene- fit of probation , parole , or suspension of sen- tence , was not adopted until after the commis- sion of the offense , trial court lacked authority to impose any restriction on defendant's parole eligibility ...
... imposed be without bene- fit of probation , parole , or suspension of sen- tence , was not adopted until after the commis- sion of the offense , trial court lacked authority to impose any restriction on defendant's parole eligibility ...
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abuse Acts admissibility of evidence aggravated burglary aggravated kidnapping alleged amendment armed robbery arson attempted aggravated rape attempted simple benefit of parole certiorari charge consent conviction of aggravated conviction of attempted crime against nature dangerous weapon dant dant's death penalty defendant's conviction dence double jeopardy elements of offense evidence that defendant Evidence was sufficient excessive felony fendant guilty hard labor identification of defendant Indictment and information inhabited dwelling intent to commit Jury instructions juvenile La.App lesser included offense Louisiana ment person plea plea bargain police prior probation or suspension prosecution for aggravated rape prosecution responsive verdict S.Ct sentence and punishment sexual battery sexual intercourse simple burglary simple rape statement statute statutory sufficiency of evidence sufficient to support support conviction suspension of sentence tence testimony of victim theft tion trial court trial judge unauthorized entry victim's testimony WESTLAW witness writ denied