Legal Opinion
State v. Harville
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Decided August 27, 1930No. 30854PublishedCited by 9 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtOverton, J.
Alfred Harville, 'the relator herein, was indicted for murder. He was tried and convicted of the lesser offense of manslaughter. After sentence was imposed, he appealed to this court, where the sentence imposed and the verdict of the jury were annulled and set aside because of certain instructions, given by the sheriff and his deputy to the jury without the sanction of law. State v. Harville 170 La. 991, 129 So. 612.
Upon the return of the mandate to the lower court, relator applied to the judges of the district court, having cognizance of the case, for bail on the ground that having been…
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