State v. Graziani
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
' ST. PAUL, J.
Carrol Graziani and Lee O’Neil were jointly indicted and tried, and convicted of robbery. Both have appealed. O’Neil’s appeal presents three bills of exception ; ithat of Graziani presents six bills.
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Bills of exception O’Neil No. 1 and Graziani No. 1 were reserved to the refusal of the trial judge to grant the defendants a severance. The grounds urged for seeking •a severance were that each of the defendants desired to use his codefendant as a witness in his behalf; which he could not do if both were put on trial at the same time. These are the same grounds as those urged by…
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