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· 7/2/2004

State ex rel. Tate v. State

Citations

  • 877 So. 2d 126
  • 2004 La. LEXIS 2269
  • 2004 WL 1760215

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  • holding that it was abuse of discretion for trial court to refuse to allow defendant to reclaim his right to be present upon his request to return and promise to behave
  • holding that it was abuse of discretion for trial court to refuse to allow defendant to reclaim his right to be present upon his request to return and promise to behave

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