State v. Cognevich
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Etienne B. Cognevich was convicted of • crime, and he applies for writs of cértiorari and prohibition to review the judgment of -the criminal district court affirming the conviction.
1Opinion of the CourtProvo Sty, J.
The relator was charged "■by affidavit before' the Second city criminal •court with having, in violation of Act 92, p. 134, of 1908, brought oysters into the city of New Orleans in sacks containing less than a half standard barrel, and with having sold said sacks, in said city in their same condition of deficiency. Relator filed a demurrer to the affidavit, and then a motion to quash, These pleas were overruled, and relator was convicted; and on appeal to the criminal district court, division A, the judgment was affirmed. The case is before this court on writ of review.
Said Act 92 of 1908…
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