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State v. Middleton

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  • 104 La. 233

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>An objection to testimony as to the flight of the accused is not one of admissibility, as it necessarily goes to the effect, and must be decided by the jury.</p> <p>An objection that the accused was tried under the provisions of the constitution of 1898 for an offense for which he was indicted in 1896 is not good if the trial was under exactly similar provisions of the law of 1880 and 1879.</p>

Judges: Watkins

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