State v. Caillet case brief
518 So.2d 1062
Subject: Animal Law
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Subject: Animal Law
CASE SYNOPSIS: Defendants
applied for supervisory writs, challenging the order of the 21st
Judicial District Court, Parish of Livingston (Louisiana) denying
their motion to quash the indictments filed against them for dog
fighting.
FACTS & PROCEDURAL HISTORY:
FACTS & PROCEDURAL HISTORY:
-Twenty- six people where charged with dog
fighting in violation of La. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 14:102.5 for paying a
fee to be spectators at a dog fight.
-They filed a motion to quash.
-The trial court denied the motion.
-Thereafter, 11 defendants applied
for supervisory writs, urging that the indictments against them
should be quashed as it failed to charge a punishable offense.
HOLDING:
After reviewing the applicable statute, the court granted the motion to quash, holding that § 14:102.5 did not proscribe paying a fee to be a spectator at a dog fight.
CONCLUSION: The court granted defendants' application for supervisory writs, made it peremptory and granted their motion to quash the indictment against them
HOLDING:
After reviewing the applicable statute, the court granted the motion to quash, holding that § 14:102.5 did not proscribe paying a fee to be a spectator at a dog fight.
CONCLUSION: The court granted defendants' application for supervisory writs, made it peremptory and granted their motion to quash the indictment against them
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