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State v. Green

Citations

  • 691 So. 2d 1273
  • 1997 WL 88227

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  • holding that the evidence was legally sufficient to convict beyond a reasonable doubt
  • holding that an amendment to the Louisiana Code of Criminal Procedure changed “the applicable standard and procedure for resolving, on appeal, the sufficiency issue [and] no longer requires the foundation for the issue to be laid in the trial court” (emphasis omitted)

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Judges: Marvin, C.J., and Hightower and Brown

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