Supreme Court of Louisiana March 22, 1954, No. 41500 (State v. Barbarian)

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United States · · · 22-03-1954

FOURNET, Chief Justice.

The defendant, Charles Barbarian, is appealing from his conviction and sentence for the crime of simple burglary, relying on two alleged errors committed during the course of his trial — the first, when the trial judge refused to order a mistrial because of the unsolicited statement of a State witness that “He [defendant] admitted he fooled with dope,” and the second, when

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