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· 1/28/2000

Chiro v. Harmony Corp.

Citations

  • 753 So. 2d 840
  • 2000 La. LEXIS 213
  • 2000 WL 147077

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  • procedural prejudice from State’s discovery violation was “obvious and substantial” where State did not disclose until the middle of adjudicatory hearing that juvenile’s statements were made not spontaneously but pursuant to custodial questioning by law enforcement

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Judges: Kimball

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