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· 1/14/2000

State ex rel. Vampran v. State

Citations

  • 753 So. 2d 214
  • 2000 La. LEXIS 155
  • 2000 WL 128229

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  • holding that “[a] charging document is fundamentally defective only where it totally omits an essential element of the crime or is so vague, indistinct, or indefinite that the defendant is misled or exposed to double jeopardy” (emphasis added)

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Judges: Traylor

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