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State v. Simmons

Citations

  • 390 So. 2d 1317

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  • wherein the Louisiana Supreme Court determined that a law enforcement officer is disqualified even if the officer testifies as to his or her ability to render an impartial verdict
  • juror with ^graduate degree in law enforcement who was employed by sheriffs office and working closely with the district attorney’s office, must have been affected by her employment to an extent that would influence her verdict
  • assistant D.A. working in same office as prosecuting attorney
  • the sole basis for our holding in Robinson

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Judges: Watson

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