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151 La. 883

State v. Dorr

Supreme Court of Louisiana

Decided May 15, 1922

Supreme Court of Louisiana · decided 1922-05-15

<p>Appeal from Criminal District Court, Parish of Orleans; N. E. Humphrey, Judge.</p> <p>Remy Dorr, Mark Boasberg, and T. J. Shaw were convicted of offenses, and they appeal.</p>

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Judgment and sentence set aside, demurrer sustained, and… · Decided 1922-05-15

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ST. PAUL, J.

¶1In all the above cases, for the reasons assigned in State v. Harry Gardner (No. 25184 La.) ante, p. 874, 92 South. 368, this day decided.

¶2The judgment and sentence of the lower court are therefore set aside; and it is now ordered that the demurrer be sustained and the accused be discharged.

LAND, THOMPSON, and BAKER, JJ., dissent.
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