State v. Winters
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from judicial district court, parish of Catahoula; D. N. Thompson, Judge. Bd. Winters was convicted of murder, and appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Statement of the Case.
MONROE, J.
The defendant, having been tried for murder and found guilty, without capital punishment, appeals from a sentence of imprisonment for life.
It appears from the record that before entering upon the trial he challenged the entire array of jurors, and moved to quash the same on the ground that the jurors by whom he was to be tried had not been drawn a sufficient length of time in advance to allow a proper publication of the list, and that the list had not been published.
It also appears that the court met “in regular session” upon April 7, 1902, and “on account of…
2Cited by9 opinions
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