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Opinions in Louisiana that cite State v. Nunn, 29 La. Ann. 589.
- State v. Cruse 94 So. 906 La. 1922
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State v. Anderson
94 So. 378
La. 1922
The affidavit in the present case concludes— “contrary to the statutes of the state of Louisiana, and prays that he he arrested and dealt with according to law.” , the indictment concluded, “against the peace and dignity of the-,” and this court held that an indictment which fails to conclude with the words, “against' the peace and dignity of the same,” i. e., the state, is fatally defective, as the constitutional requirement is peremptory and mandatory, and sustained a motion