State v. Segreto
Citations
- 124 La. 99
- 49 So. 992
- 1909 La. LEXIS 431
Syllabus
<p>Criminal Law (§ 1069*) — Appeal—Time oe •Taking.</p> <p>In a criminal case an appeal taken more than three days after sentence will be dismissed unless it should be made to appear that the taking of the appeal at an earlier date was prevented by the adjournment of the court.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the Court.)</p>
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- finding that municipal liability claim survived motion to dismiss where plaintiff “alleged both a complete lack of training and a failure to discipline [county jail] employees”
- finding “the Fourteenth Amendment affords pretrial detainees greater protections than those afforded to convicted prisoners by the Eighth Amendment”
- finding “the Fourteenth Amendment affords pretrial detainees greater protections than those afforded to convicted prisoners by the Eighth Amendment”
- finding “the Fourteenth Amendment affords pretrial detainees greater protections than those afforded to convicted prisoners by the Eighth Amendment”
- finding “the Fourteenth Amendment affords pretrial detainees greater protections than those afforded to convicted prisoners by the Eighth Amendment” (citations omitted)
- finding “the Fourteenth Amendment affords pretrial detainees greater protections than those afforded to convicted prisoners by the Eighth Amendment” (citations omitted)
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