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Page 238
... statute under which he was convicted , where petitioner did not question constitutionality of statute in criminal proceedings against him , including postconvic- tion relief application , writs , and appeals , and petitioner's ...
... statute under which he was convicted , where petitioner did not question constitutionality of statute in criminal proceedings against him , including postconvic- tion relief application , writs , and appeals , and petitioner's ...
Page 273
... statute proscribed conduct in which person , riding in vehicle on street or highway which was open for common use , opened fire upon another person with intent to kill or cause injury or fear to other person , and thus statute was not ...
... statute proscribed conduct in which person , riding in vehicle on street or highway which was open for common use , opened fire upon another person with intent to kill or cause injury or fear to other person , and thus statute was not ...
Page 567
... statute , governing placing combustible materials with intent to set fire , was satisfied , and thus , statute was not unconstitutional on grounds of vagueness , even if defendant's mo- tion to quash was timely , as arson defined in statute ...
... statute , governing placing combustible materials with intent to set fire , was satisfied , and thus , statute was not unconstitutional on grounds of vagueness , even if defendant's mo- tion to quash was timely , as arson defined in statute ...
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17 LA Civil Acts admissibility of evidence aggravated battery aggravated kidnapping Assault And Battery attempted aggravated rape Automobiles Battery 100 benefit of parole bodily harm charge Civil Law Treatise committed conviction for aggravated Criminal Law dangerous weapon dant dant's death defendant's conviction dence double jeopardy elements of offense evidence that defendant Evidence was sufficient felony fendant feticide forcible rape guilty hard labor heat of blood Indictment And Information injury jury juvenile kill La.App lesser included offense Louisiana manslaughter maximum sentence ment negligent homicide penalty police officer prior prosecution for aggravated Rape 64 rehearing denied S.Ct second-degree murder Sentencing And Punishment sexual battery shooting shot simple battery statute statutory sudden passion sufficiency of evidence sufficient to support support conviction suspension of sentence tence testified that defendant tion trial court trial judge vehicular homicide victim testified victim's testimony Westlaw witness writ denied writ granted