State v. Jackson
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Tenth Judicial District Court, Parish of Concordia; N. M. Calhoun, Judge. Thomas L. Jackson was convicted of murder, and he excepts and appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
MONROE, G. J.
[1] Defendant, having been indicted for murder, alleged to have been committed in the parish of Concordia, filed a plea to the jurisdiction and motion to quash, on the ground that the offense, if committed, was not committed in that parish; and the plea and motion having been overruled, he (without taking any bill of excep; tion) appealed to this court, by which the appeal was dismissed, on the ground that an appeal in such ease lies only from the final judgment. State v. Jackson, 140 La. 681, 73 South. 770. The trial was then proceeded with in' the district court, and certain…
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2Cases cited20 opinions
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