Hill v. Vernon Parish Democratic Executive Committee
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
PEE. CURIAM.
The plaintiff, Henry Hill, was a candidate for nomination by the Democratic Party for the office of Police Juror for Ward five, Vernon Parish, Louisiana, subject to the Democratic Primary Election held January 15th, 1952, in Vernon Parish, Louisiana. Monroe Lacaze and Clint Lambright were likewise candidates for nomination to the same office. These three persons were the only condidates for nomination to said office. The Vernon Parish Democratic Executive Committee convened on the 19th day of January, 1952, and compiled and tabulated the returns of said Democratic Primary Election…
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