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Opinions in Louisiana that cite State v. Adam, 40 La. Ann. 745.
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State v. Owens
120 So. 631
La. 1929
Ann. 188 , the court said: “When — to procure the attendance of his witnesses — the prisoner has, in proper time, ordered subpoenas to issue, he cannot be compelled to apply for attachments, swear to the facts which he intends to prove by them, or go to trial in their absence, until an earnest and fruitless attempt has been made to bring them into court.” , 5 So.
- State v. Goodson 40 So. 771 La. 1906