West's Louisiana Statutes Annotated: ConstitutionWest Group, 1951 - Evidence (Law) |
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Page 154
... sufficient foundation had been established , until after an offer made to impeach and objection made thereto . State v . Lemond , 1917 , 141 La . 306 , 74 So. 1004 . In a criminal case it is improper to ask a witness if an offer had not ...
... sufficient foundation had been established , until after an offer made to impeach and objection made thereto . State v . Lemond , 1917 , 141 La . 306 , 74 So. 1004 . In a criminal case it is improper to ask a witness if an offer had not ...
Page 387
... sufficient to identify defendant . State v . Tolli- ver , 1895 , 47 La.Ann . 1099 , 17 So. 502 . 2. Codefendants Where two defendants were informed against jointly , but only one was on trial , verdict finding " defendant guilty as ...
... sufficient to identify defendant . State v . Tolli- ver , 1895 , 47 La.Ann . 1099 , 17 So. 502 . 2. Codefendants Where two defendants were informed against jointly , but only one was on trial , verdict finding " defendant guilty as ...
Page 586
... sufficient foun- dation had been laid for introduction of evidence of dangerous character of de- ceased or his previous threats against accused in murder prosecution , trial judge had discretion of passing upon credibility of witnesses ...
... sufficient foun- dation had been laid for introduction of evidence of dangerous character of de- ceased or his previous threats against accused in murder prosecution , trial judge had discretion of passing upon credibility of witnesses ...
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