State v. Rose
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Juvenile Court, Parish- of Orleans; Andrew H. Wilson, Judge. Lew Rose was convicted of knowingly and unlawfully permitting a minor aged 10 years to appear and perform on the stage of a theater, and appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLand, J.
Defendant was charged on affidavit with knowingly and unlawfully permitting one Rosie Mary Shields, -a minor, aged 10 years, to appear and perform on the stage of the Greenwall Theater in the city of New Orleans.
Defendant filed a demurrer to the charge, on the grounds that Act No. 301 of 1908, p. 453, under which he is prosecuted, is unconstitutional, in that its provisions make an arbitrary and unreasonable classification, and are not uniform in operation, in direct conflict with both federal and state Constitutions ; that said statute makes a discrimination in favor of minors who work or…
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