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State v. Tate

Citations

  • 171 So. 108
  • 185 La. 1006

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that the district attorney “represents the State, and the State demands no victims. It seeks justice only, equal and impartial justice. ... ”
  • ordering recusal of district attorney who was employed as an attorney in several civil suits against the defendant
  • noting that the district attorney, as representative of the state, “seeks justice only, equal and impartial justice, and it is as much the duty of the district attorney to see that no innocent man suffers as it is to see that no guilty man escapes”
  • “The district attorney is a quasi judicial officer. He represents the State, and the State demands no victims. It seeks justice only, equal and impartial justice....”
  • trial court erred in denying defendant’s motion to recuse District Attorney from prosecution for blowing up a cotton gin on grounds the District Attorney represented insurers attempting to recover from defendant the loss on property | f,destroyed in the explosion

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Judges: Niell, Odom, Rogers

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