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· 10/9/1909

State v. Sandoloski

Citations

  • 124 La. 398
  • 50 So. 433
  • 1909 La. LEXIS 477

Syllabus

<p>Mandamus (§ 61*) — Criminal Prosecutions.</p> <p>Accused in a nonappealable criminal case is not entitled, merely because of the nonappealable character of'the case, to test before judgment the correctness of the trial judge’s rulings upon interlocutory points; and hence one, against whom an information was filed, charging the soliciting and receiving of orders for the sale of intoxicating liquors at retail in a parish where such retailing was prohibited, could not, before trial, apply to the Supreme Court for mandamus to compel the lower court to ordér a bill of particulars previously denied.</p>

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  • observing that “[a] plaintiff is not required to anticipate and plead around affirmative defenses raised by a defendant”
  • observing that “[a] plaintiff is not required to anticipate and plead around affirmative defenses raised by a defendant” (quotation and brackets omitted)
  • noting that the First, Second, and Seventh Circuits hold that a public accommodation is not limited to physical structures, unlike the Third, Fifth, Sixth, and Ninth circuits, which hold that a public accommodation must be, or have a connection to, a physical place

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Judges: Nicholls

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