215 So. 3d 761 - State v. Daniels’s Empirical Analysis

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2 state decisions

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1. “Your Honor, in 85,591, count two, it’s contended by the State of Louisiana on or about May 15, 2013 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana on Louisiana Highway 171 South, a Bill Tyree along with Agent Ben Burwell initiated a traffic stop involving Mr. Daniels on an improper turn on Highway 171 South. At that time, during the course of them investigation and with his permission to search his vehicle and statements made by him at the scene, he was—had what was later confirmed by the crime lab to be marijuana that he had recently ingested as well as had in his possession in his vehicle. He was charged—and we would offer all other discovery proved by the State of Louisiana herein in that matter. He was charged as a second offender in that matter based on a previous conviction in this court and I would offer as State Exhibit Number One an excerpt from the minutes from Wednesday, August 15th, 2001 showing his plea to possession of marijuana first offense.”

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