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Opinions in Louisiana that cite State v. Thomas, 35 La. Ann. 24.
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State v. Connor
77 So. 290
La. 1917
See, as to the first, ; State v. Green, 43 La.
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State v. Connor
77 So. 482
La. 1917
It has been held that, where it has not been shown that the list of registered- voters did not contain the names of all persons qualified to serve as jurors, the objection to the use of pollbooks by the jury commissioners must fail ( ; Marr’s Revised Statutes, p. 1374), and that the law does not direct from what .source the jury commission shall seek for qualified jurors (State v. Green, 43 La.
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State v. Keziah
34 So. 107
La. 1903
If the juror answers falsely, and this fact is ascertained for the first time after verdict, this disqualification may be urged as ground for a new trial.” See, also, ; State v. Sopher, 35 La.