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· 5/11/1959

Levy v. Indest

Citations

  • 113 So. 2d 3
  • 1959 La. App. LEXIS 1179

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • stating that the evidence was sufficient to support appellant’s PWID conviction where police found numerous bags of cocaine and marijuana, a digital scale, a bottle of Inositol, and a number of plastic bags in appellant’s home
  • permitting premature appeal of petition for reconsideration when order denying petition was entered between filing of notice of appeal and consideration by appellate court
  • refusing to consider a claim because the relevant transcript was not part of the record
  • permitting premature appeal of petition for reconsideration when order denying petition was entered between filing of notice of appeal and consideration by appellate court
  • noting that it is an appellant’s duty to “ensure that the certified record is complete for purposes of review” and “[a]n - 11 - J-S08035-25 appellant’s failure to provide the reviewing court with a complete certified record results in the waiver of the claim”
  • Superior Court would entertain appeal that was filed prematurely when petition for reconsideration was still pending because order denying reconsideration was subsequently entered

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Judges: McBride

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