Supreme Court of Louisiana· 2/28/1996

State v. Taylor

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669 So. 2d 364
1996 WL 83866

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holding, “we find that the verdict rendered was surely unattributable to any error that occurred in not allowing ‘back striking,’ and so qualifies as harmless.”
Assuming that testimony indicating victim's family had no sympathy for defendant should not have been admitted, the error was harmless as such evidence \certainly would come as no surprise to a member of the jury\
during the armed robbery of a fast-food restaurant where defendant had previously been a employee, he shot and killed one employee, and shot and permanently paralyzed another
affirming the death penalty for a single-shot armed robbery-murder when the jury also found another aggravating circumstance that the defendant had caused risk of great bodily harm to another victim
during armed robbery in a Cajun Fried Chicken restaurant where defendant had previously been an employee, he shot and killed one employee and shot and permanently disabled and paralyzed another
during armed robbery of the Cajun Fried Chicken restaurant where defendant had previously been an employee, he shot and killed one employee and shot and permanently disabled and paralyzed another

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