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... Automobiles 355 ( 13 ) Defendant's admissions to having consumed four or five beers and at least one glass of liqueur prior to accident and to having been awake for almost 24 hours prior to accident and poor performance in field ...
... Automobiles 355 ( 13 ) Defendant's admissions to having consumed four or five beers and at least one glass of liqueur prior to accident and to having been awake for almost 24 hours prior to accident and poor performance in field ...
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... automobile had skidded an additional 107 feet after striking rear end of decedent's automobile was sufficient to sustain conviction . State v . Coleman , Sup . 1959 , 236 La . 629 , 108 So.2d 534. Automobiles 355 ( 13 ) 54 . Passing ...
... automobile had skidded an additional 107 feet after striking rear end of decedent's automobile was sufficient to sustain conviction . State v . Coleman , Sup . 1959 , 236 La . 629 , 108 So.2d 534. Automobiles 355 ( 13 ) 54 . Passing ...
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... Automobiles 422.1 The vehicular homicide statute does not im- pose criminal liability based solely on the coin- cidental fact that the fatal accident occurred while the accused was operating a vehicle un- der the influence of alcohol ...
... Automobiles 422.1 The vehicular homicide statute does not im- pose criminal liability based solely on the coin- cidental fact that the fatal accident occurred while the accused was operating a vehicle un- der the influence of alcohol ...
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