State v. Miller
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from judicial district court, parish of Acadia; Conrad De Baillon, Judge. Ambrose Miller was indicted for breaking and entering a store. On forfeiture of his bond, he and his surety appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Statement of the Case.
NICHOLLS, C. J.
On the 9th of May, 1902, the state of Louisiana obtained in the district court for the parish of Acadia a judgment against H. M. Skolfield for the sum of $750, with interest.
Skolfield was surety for Ambrose Miller on a bond furnished by him to appear before the district court for the parish of Acadia to answer to the charge of breaking and entering in the nighttime the store of Miller & Kaplan. The bond was forfeited upon the nonappearance of Miller when called, and his nonproduction by the surety. The validity of the judgment is not questioned. At the…
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