State v. Rhodes
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Charles M. Rhodes was convicted of assault, etc., and his conviction was affirmed by the criminal district court, and he applies for writs of certiorari and prohibition.
1Opinion of the Court
By Division B, composed of Justices O’NIELE, LAND, and BAKER.
BAKER, J.
On tbe 15th of March, 1920, a police captain filed an affidavit in the Hirst city criminal court for the parish of Orleans, charging that O. M. Rhodes had committed the crime of assaulting and beating and wounding one Ralph Butler, on the 14th of March, 1920. On the same day Rhodes appeared in court and gave bond for his appearance for trial.
There was no indictment or bill of infor? mation ever filed against defendant; and, as far as tbe record shows, there was no other proceeding had in the case until the 29th of August,…
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