West's Louisiana Statutes Annotated: ConstitutionWest Group, 1951 - Evidence (Law) |
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... punishment is necessarily at hard labor , by a jury of twelve , nine of whom must concur to render a verdict ; cases in which the punishment may be capital , by a jury of twelve , all of whom must concur to render a verdict . " History ...
... punishment is necessarily at hard labor , by a jury of twelve , nine of whom must concur to render a verdict ; cases in which the punishment may be capital , by a jury of twelve , all of whom must concur to render a verdict . " History ...
Page 110
... punishment 3 Circumstantial evidence 4 Construction and application I Denial or traverse of challenge 5 Trial and determination of challenge 6 1. Construction and application An accused cannot challenge for cause a prospective juror who ...
... punishment 3 Circumstantial evidence 4 Construction and application I Denial or traverse of challenge 5 Trial and determination of challenge 6 1. Construction and application An accused cannot challenge for cause a prospective juror who ...
Page 382
... punishment , " was not void as being vague or indefinite , in view of R.S.1870 , §§ 784-786 , 1000 , as to which jury must be charged ; phrases , " first degree " and " with capital punishment , " being mere surplusage . State v . Car ...
... punishment , " was not void as being vague or indefinite , in view of R.S.1870 , §§ 784-786 , 1000 , as to which jury must be charged ; phrases , " first degree " and " with capital punishment , " being mere surplusage . State v . Car ...
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