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Page 490
... dwelling in the nighttime , charged violation of R.S.1870 , § 851 , denouncing burglary of dwelling house in the nighttime without a dangerous weapon and without an actual assault upon inmates , and not a violation of R.S.1870 , § 850 ...
... dwelling in the nighttime , charged violation of R.S.1870 , § 851 , denouncing burglary of dwelling house in the nighttime without a dangerous weapon and without an actual assault upon inmates , and not a violation of R.S.1870 , § 850 ...
Page 540
... dwelling and burglary of inhabited dwell- ing , does not deny equal protection , in view of fact that this section , pertaining to bur- glary of inhabited dwelling , requires proof of the additional element consisting of entry into ...
... dwelling and burglary of inhabited dwell- ing , does not deny equal protection , in view of fact that this section , pertaining to bur- glary of inhabited dwelling , requires proof of the additional element consisting of entry into ...
Page 541
... dwelling was de- fective because statute cited therein ( R.S. 14:62 ) was incorrect ; however , error was not ground for reversal where defendant made no showing of having been misled to his prejudice . State v . Johnson , App . 1 Cir ...
... dwelling was de- fective because statute cited therein ( R.S. 14:62 ) was incorrect ; however , error was not ground for reversal where defendant made no showing of having been misled to his prejudice . State v . Johnson , App . 1 Cir ...
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Offenses Affecting Law Enforcement 108 | 9 |
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