· 11/15/1901
Rapier v. O'Donnell
Citations
- 106 La. 98
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>A partition of property by legatees in disregard of an injunction of the testator, does not violate any prohibitory law of this State, or contravene public policy; it is a matter of private, not of public, concern.</p>
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- rejecting defendant’s Strickland argument that his attorney should have preemptively moved to suppress cell records before Carpenter was issued
- rejecting defendant’s Strickland argument that his counsel should have preemptively moved to suppress CSLI before Carpenter was issued
- “[A]ttorneys are not required to predict changes in the law.”
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