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Opinions in Louisiana that cite State v. Newhouse, 29 La. Ann. 824.
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State ex rel. Gray v. Pipes
133 So. 812
La. Ct. App. 1st Cir. 1931
based upon a rule of the common law, which, it is apparently urged, cannot be applied here in the absence of a legislative provision; yet the common-law rule has been applied in many cases where there was not any legislative provision ( ; State v. Arata, 32 La.
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State v. Smith
96 So. 127
La. 1923
State v. Hinson & Martin, 42 La.
- State v. Joseph 78 So. 663 La. 1918
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State v. Bain
66 So. 196
La. 1914
479 ), the doctrine stated having been applied ( ), to the case of a jury commissioner who accepted another office.
- State v. Martin 63 So. 598 La. 1913
- State v. McClendon 43 So. 417 La. 1907