· 4/5/2006
Mears v. Commercial General Liability Insurer
Citations
- 926 So. 2d 754
- 2006 La. App. LEXIS 726
- 2006 WL 862900
How courts have described this case
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- \definition [of unlawful restraint in the second degree] ... fall[s] within the ambit of the crime of kidnapping [in the second degree]\
- defendant took victim at knifepoint to back room of convenience store, where he sexually assaulted her
- movement of victim from front of store to back stockroom during sexual assault
- movement of victim from front of store to back stockroom during sexual assault
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Judges: Amy, Painter, Pickett
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