West's Louisiana Statutes Annotated: ConstitutionWest Group, 1951 - Evidence (Law) |
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... asked by the state whether , if it proved its case beyond a reasonable doubt , he would bring in a verdict of guilty , he might be asked on cross - examination whether he understood the question that had been asked him . State v ...
... asked by the state whether , if it proved its case beyond a reasonable doubt , he would bring in a verdict of guilty , he might be asked on cross - examination whether he understood the question that had been asked him . State v ...
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... asked witness in homicide case whether deceased had thumb cut was not objectionable as leading . State v . Dreher , 1928 , 166 La . 924 , 118 So. 85 , certiorari denied 49 S.Ct. 36 , 278 U.S. 641 , 73 L.Ed. 556 . Questions asked sheriff ...
... asked witness in homicide case whether deceased had thumb cut was not objectionable as leading . State v . Dreher , 1928 , 166 La . 924 , 118 So. 85 , certiorari denied 49 S.Ct. 36 , 278 U.S. 641 , 73 L.Ed. 556 . Questions asked sheriff ...
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... asked to state the date , which he did . He was then asked where was the defendant at the time of the visit ; to which he replied that the de- fendant was with him . The complaint that the questions were leading or sug- gestive of a ...
... asked to state the date , which he did . He was then asked where was the defendant at the time of the visit ; to which he replied that the de- fendant was with him . The complaint that the questions were leading or sug- gestive of a ...
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