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Page 132
... officer when the offender has reasonable grounds to believe the victim is a police officer acting in the performance of his duty . D. For purposes of this Section , the following words have the following meanings : ( 1 ) " Means or ...
... officer when the offender has reasonable grounds to believe the victim is a police officer acting in the performance of his duty . D. For purposes of this Section , the following words have the following meanings : ( 1 ) " Means or ...
Page 253
... officer's testimony as to the fact of a radio communication was introduced to explain the officer's presence at scene of alleged burglary , testimony was not inadmissi- ble hearsay . State v . Brown , Sup.1978 , 354 So.2d 516 . 250 ...
... officer's testimony as to the fact of a radio communication was introduced to explain the officer's presence at scene of alleged burglary , testimony was not inadmissi- ble hearsay . State v . Brown , Sup.1978 , 354 So.2d 516 . 250 ...
Page 270
... officer had no personal knowledge . concerning alleged burglary , arresting officer's testimony regarding juvenile's alleged confes- sion to another officer was hearsay since it was offered to prove that juvenile entered automo- bile ...
... officer had no personal knowledge . concerning alleged burglary , arresting officer's testimony regarding juvenile's alleged confes- sion to another officer was hearsay since it was offered to prove that juvenile entered automo- bile ...
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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