· 3/6/1916
Louisiana & Arkansas Railway Co. v. Mason
Citations
- 122 Ark. 477
- 183 S.W. 977
- 1916 Ark. LEXIS 379
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- reasoning argument for joinder is most persuasive if offenses are based on same act or criminal transaction because it is unduly inefficient to require state to resolve same issues at numerous trials
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Judges: Smith
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