State v. White
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1DissentHawthorne, Justice
The majority has reversed the conviction and sentence because of certain alleged errors considered prejudicial to the rights of the accused. I have serious doubt that these were errors, but even if they were, I do not think they were prejudicial to the accused so as to entitle him to a new trial.
Bill of Exception No. 2 dealing with the district attorney’s opening statement was found by the majority to have merit. Before discussing the so-called objectionable remarks, I should like to point out that the district attorney at the very beginning of this statement told the jui-y: “ * * * Before we…
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