State v. Josephson
Citations
- 120 La. 182
- 45 So. 97
- 1907 La. LEXIS 630
Syllabus
<p>Criminal Daw — Objections to Jurisdiction —Certiorari.</p> <p>An information for assault and battery was filed in the district court against the relators, who apply herein for writs of certiorari and prohibition, on the ground that that court was without jurisdiction. The information contained no specifications, and no bill of particulars was asked for. The plea to the jurisdiction did not state the facts on which the exception was based. The cause is one not appealable to the Supreme Court should judgment be rendered against them. Before judgment was rendered, accused made the present application for relief through the writs mentioned. The application is denied as having been made prematurely, but without prejudice to a future application, if necessary after judgment. State ex rel. Crosier v. Judge, 49 Da. Ann. 1451, 22 South. 421; State v. Abrams, 119 Da. 981, 44 South. 807.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the Court.)</p>
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a claimant’s ability to perform some daily activities, conservative medical treatment and mostly normal mental status examinations provided substantial evidence for the ALJ’s finding of not disabled
- holding that a claimant’s ability to perform some daily activities, conservative medical treatment and mostly normal mental status examinations provided substantial evidence for the ALJ’s finding of not disabled
- holding that a claimant’s ability to perform some daily activities, conservative medical treatment and mostly normal mental status examinations provided substantial evidence for the ALJ to determine that claimant’s subjective complaints were not consistent with the medical record
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Judges: Nicholls
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