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Opinions in Louisiana that cite State v. Williams, 37 La. Ann. 200.

8 citing documents.

State v. Cotton 110 So. 480 La. 1926
877 ; ; State v. Burns, 38 La.
State v. Bezett 104 So. 55 La. 1925
State v. Johnson 60 So. 702 La. 1912
Nevertheless, , decided in 1885, where the siureties had produced the accused at the same term of court at which the bond had been forfeited and judgment of forfeiture entered, and had then immediately, before any trial had been had, moved to set aside the forfeiture on the ground that the accused had been produced at the same term
State v. Goss 55 So. 723 La. 1911
Ann. 542 ; ; State v. Wilson, 13 La.
State v. Dykes 52 So. 245 La. 1910
The court in a case on appeal said that the question was not an open one; proceeding to forfeit is criminal in character, , and State v. Cassidy, 7 La.
State ex rel. Hinds v. Leonard 50 So. 854 La. 1909
State v. Shoots 50 So. 842 La. 1909
§ 214; ; State v. Toups, 44 La.
State v. Martin 24 So. 590 La. 1898
In State vs. Williams, , the sureties of defendant on his appearance bond appealed from a decree refusing to set aside a judgment of forfeiture, and the appeal was maintained.