West's Louisiana Statutes Annotated: ConstitutionWest Group, 1951 - Evidence (Law) |
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Page 56
... district attorney is under mandatory duty in all cases triable to jury to make an opening statement to jury explaining the nature of charge against accused and evidence by which attorney expects to establish the same . State v . Barton ...
... district attorney is under mandatory duty in all cases triable to jury to make an opening statement to jury explaining the nature of charge against accused and evidence by which attorney expects to establish the same . State v . Barton ...
Page 133
... district at- torney for acceptance or rejection , and , if accepted by the district attorney , was tendered to the defendant's attorneys for acceptance or rejection . The attorneys for the defendant objected to being re- quired to ...
... district at- torney for acceptance or rejection , and , if accepted by the district attorney , was tendered to the defendant's attorneys for acceptance or rejection . The attorneys for the defendant objected to being re- quired to ...
Page 227
... district attorney that defend- ants belonged to a stripe or class of criminals that was experienced , and knew how to commit and hide crime , being based apparently on deductions from the evidence , constituted legitimate argument ...
... district attorney that defend- ants belonged to a stripe or class of criminals that was experienced , and knew how to commit and hide crime , being based apparently on deductions from the evidence , constituted legitimate argument ...
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