Williams v. Louisiana Board (Commission) of Alcoholic Beverages
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
CULPEPPER, Judge.
In January, 1975, plaintiff applied to the defendant agency for a retail liquor and beer permit. The application was denied on the grounds that plaintiff had been convicted of a felony, LSA-R.S. 26:79, subd. *248A(4) and 26:279, subd. A(5). Plaintiff appealed to the district court. After a trial de novo, the district judge affirmed the Board’s ruling and dismissed plaintiff’s suit. Plaintiff appeals.
Plaintiff admits pleading guilty to a felony charge of “attempted crime against nature” in Orleans Parish in 1967. It is urged that plaintiff has been automatically pardoned by the…
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