State v. McDougal
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtO’Niell, C. J.
The appellant was indicted for the crime of murder and convicted of manslaughter. The record contains six bills, of exception; .the first of which, however, being not well founded, has been formally abandoned by appellant’s counsel.
The second bill of exceptions refers, to a ruling of the judge refusing a request made by the defendant’s attorneys during the-trial to allow the jury to be taken to a garage, about a block from the courthouse, to-see the defendant’s automobile and be- convinced that there was no handle on the back of the car. The defendant had been riding in the ear immediately…
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