Cited by
Opinions in Louisiana that cite State v. Matthews, 38 La. Ann. 795.
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State v. Wilson
38 So. 397
La. 1905
It is not essential that the act of the defendant should have been the sole cause of the death; if it hastened the termination of life, or con tributed, mediately or immediately, to the death, in a degree sufficient to be a clearly contributing cause, .
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State v. Menard
35 So. 360
La. 1903
Ann. 843 ; ; State v. Desforges, 47 La.