State v. Restiva
90 So. 23, 149 La. 683, 1921 La. LEXIS 1490
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State v. Restiva, 90 So. 23, 149 La. 683, 1921 La. LEXIS 1490 (La. 1921).
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A demurrer was sustained below to the indictment reading that the accused “willfully and feloniously and with malaee aforethought did kill and murder,” etc. The defects consist in the omission of the word “his” before “malice” and in the use of the word “malaee” instead of “malice”; both fatal. Marr’s Crim. Juris, p. 55.
Judgment affirmed.
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