Cited by
Opinions in Louisiana that cite State v. Hobgood, 46 La. Ann. 855.
- State v. Patterson 147 So. 62 La. 1932
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Brown v. King
7 La. App. 546
La. Ct. App. 1st Cir. 1928
In the case of State vs. Hobgood, , 15 So.
- State v. Gardner 102 So. 89 La. 1924
- State v. Allen 101 So. 28 La. 1924
- State v. Alexander 99 So. 427 La. 1924
- State v. Johnson 75 So. 678 La. 1917
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State v. Duvall
65 So. 904
La. 1914
Act 135, 1898, §§ 1 and 11, pages 216 and 222; , 15 South.
- State v. Blue 64 So. 411 La. 1914
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State v. Kennedy
63 So. 476
La. 1913
l have discretion to decide upon the competency of jurors in particular cases where from physical infirmity or from relationship or from ignorance of the English language and inability to understand the same when read or spoken, or other causes, the person may be, in the opinion of the judge, incompetent to sit upon the trial in any particular case.” And we held, , 15 South.
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State v. Craft
41 So. 550
La. 1906
The state also cites the case of State v. Hobgood et al. , 15 South.
- State v. Baudoin 40 So. 239 La. 1906
- State v. Hauser 36 So. 396 La. 1904
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State v. Green
85 So. 396
La. 1903
129 ; State v. Hobgood & Stafford, , 15 South.
- State v. Acebal 34 So. 303 La. 1903