State v. Harrison
604 So. 2d 583, 1992 WL 240358
Opinion
STATE of Louisiana
v.
Jason P. HARRISON.
Supreme Court of Louisiana.
Granted. The judgment of the trial court is set aside. Mug shots constitute evidence of other crimes and generally may not be admitted solely to show the accused has been previously arrested or convicted. The mug shots may not be admitted in this case unless identity becomes a genuine issue during the course of the trial.
COLE, J., dissents from the order.
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