Supreme Court of Louisiana· 1/16/2008

State v. Lee

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976 So. 2d 109
2008 WL 343031

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allowing the admission of such evidence “particularly when the modus operandi employed by the defendant in both the charged crime and uncharged offenses is so peculiarly distinctive one must logically say they were the work of the same person”
123 of 125 prospective jurors (98.4%) were “at least vaguely familiar” with the case through media accounts or informal private conversations
123 of 125 prospective jurors (98.4%) were “at least vaguely familiar” with the case through media accounts or informal private conversations
123 of 125 prospective jurors (98.4%) were “at least vaguely familiar” with the case through media accounts or informal private conversations
“[Tjhere were a number of defensive wounds on Pace’s arms, forearms’, hands and wrists”
“Warrants ... are generally required to search an individual’s home or person, ‘unless “the exigencies of the situation” make the needs of law enforcement so compelling that the warrantless search is objectively reasonable Runder the Fourth Amendment.’ ”

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Judges: Knoll

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