Legal Opinion
State v. Ceaser
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Decided June 6, 1966No. 48002PublishedCited by 12 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
SUMMERS, Justice.
Prien Ceaser was charged in a bill of information dated March 12, 1965 with “receiving stolen things” (a calf), as denounced by Article 69 of the Criminal Code. He was convicted by a five-man jury and sentenced to the State Penitentiary for one year. On this appeal he relies upon five bills of exceptions taken to errors alleged to have been committed during the trial.
Ceaser was arraigned on the charge in Calcasieu Parish in April 1965, at which time he was represented by his employed attorney Mr. Phillip St. Romain, law partner of Mr. Jack Rogers. The latter tried this case…
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