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... benefit of prescription . State v . Stanton , 1946 , 209 La . 457 , 24 So.2d 819 . Mere absence from state where offense was committed is insufficient to make accused a " fugitive from justice " so as to suspend the running of ...
... benefit of prescription . State v . Stanton , 1946 , 209 La . 457 , 24 So.2d 819 . Mere absence from state where offense was committed is insufficient to make accused a " fugitive from justice " so as to suspend the running of ...
Page 258
... benefit of compulsory process for securing the attendance of his witnesses , he could not be forced to trial ; not even on the offer of the prosecution to admit that the wit- ness , if present , would testify as it was claimed that he ...
... benefit of compulsory process for securing the attendance of his witnesses , he could not be forced to trial ; not even on the offer of the prosecution to admit that the wit- ness , if present , would testify as it was claimed that he ...
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... benefit of com- pulsory process to secure attendance of absent witness , and defendant was en- titled to a second continuance . State v . Bickham , 1946 , 208 La . 1026 , 24 So.2d 65. In this case the court said : * " The framers of the ...
... benefit of com- pulsory process to secure attendance of absent witness , and defendant was en- titled to a second continuance . State v . Bickham , 1946 , 208 La . 1026 , 24 So.2d 65. In this case the court said : * " The framers of the ...
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Code of Criminal Procedure and Related Statutes______ | 1 |
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