State v. Morel
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
JiPER CURIAM.
Defendant was individually and alternatively charged in a fourteen count indictment alleging felony theft, malfeasance in office, conspiracy to commit public bribery, and public bribery. He elected a bench trial and was found guilty of two (2) counts of ■public bribery and two (2) counts of misdemeanor theft. The trial court sentenced appellant to serve a term of eighteen months at hard labor in the custody of the Department of Corrections as to each count of public bribery; and six months in the Orleans Parish Prison as to each count of misdemeanor theft. Additionally, appellant…
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