State v. Di Vincenti
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
HAMITER, Justice.
Convicted of the offense of simple burglary, and sentenced to a term of nine years in the state penitentiary, Joseph Di Vincenti brought this appeal. When the cause came on for a hearing in this court it was submitted on briefs without.oral argument.
In the brief filed on behalf of áppellant, his counsel direct our attention to and they discuss only eighteen of the originally reserved fifty-five bills of exceptions (the undiscussed thirty-seven bills are'treated as having been abandoned and are not considered) ; and, in aid of the discussion, counsel furnished a short…
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