Cited by
Opinions in Louisiana that cite State v. Barfield, 36 La. Ann. 89.
- State v. Sullivan 105 So. 631 La. 1925
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State v. Posey
101 So. 869
La. 1924
Ann. 694 , , in which it was held by our predecessors that the onus is not on the state to prove the negative, but on the defendant to establish the affirmative, i. e., that the commission of the offense was made known to some competent officer more than one 'year previous to the filing of the indictment or information.
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State v. Bischoff
84 So. 41
La. 1919
Ann. 691 , , etc., in which it was held that, inasmuch as the charge that the offense was not made known to an officer au-thoz-ized to pi-oseeute was a negative, easier for the defense to establish than for the state, and that the latter was not required to prove a negative, it cast the burden on the defendant.