Cited by
Opinions in Louisiana that cite Town of Ruston v. Perkins, 38 So. 583.
- Casino Ass'n of La. v. State Ex Rel. Foster 820 So. 2d 494 La. 2002
- Penn v. State Ex Rel. Foster 751 So. 2d 823 La. 1999
- Polk v. Edwards 626 So. 2d 1128 La. 1993
- Theriot v. Terrebonne Parish Police Jury 436 So. 2d 515 La. 1983
- City of Alexandria v. La Combe 57 So. 2d 206 La. 1952
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City of Bogalusa v. Sallis
20 So. 2d 808
La. 1944
l of the City of Bogalusa no power or authority to suppress or prohibit “gambling games.” The only power delegated to the City of Bogalusa relating to gambling was the power “to close all gambling houses and to expel from the city or to imprison all bunco men, lottery men,” etc. The city attorney cites, and apparently relies to some extent at least on, the cases of *193 , 38 So.
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City of Baton Rouge v. Weis
74 So. 709
La. 1917
“Above all, a power having been specially delegated to the Legislature, it is not delegated to one of the subordinate branches of the state government.” , 38 South.
- Town of Eros v. Powell 68 So. 632 La. 1915
- Town of Winnfield v. Grigsby 53 So. 53 La. 1910
- City of Lake Charles v. Marcantel 51 So. 106 La. 1910
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Town of Marksville v. Worthy
49 So. 11
La. 1909
Act No. 136, § 15, p. 231, of 1898, conferred on municipalities organized under or adopting the provisions of that statute the power to “prohibit games, gambling houses and rooms, and to provide for the punishment of persons engaged in the same.” , 38 South.
- Town of Ruston v. Fountain 42 So. 644 La. 1906
- City of Lake Charles v. Roy 40 So. 362 La. 1906