State v. Gayton

2 Citing cases

  1. State v. Cardinale

    251 La. 827 (La. 1968)   Cited 20 times
    In Cardinale, the defendant's entire written confession was, as required by state law, admitted into evidence against him, even though it contained a reference to a prior conviction.

    This means that when timely objection is made to its omission, the failure of the trial judge to require that the plea be read is error. See State v. Gayton, 221 La. 1115, 61 So.2d 890 and State v. Ducre, 173 La. 438, 137 So. 745. "In the instant case, however, the defense made no objection at the time of the omission.

  2. State v. Leslie

    244 La. 921 (La. 1963)   Cited 4 times

    This means that when timely objection is made to its omission, the failure of the trial judge to require that the plea be read is error. See State v. Gayton, 221 La. 1115, 61 So.2d 890 and State v. Ducre, 173 La. 438, 137 So. 745. In the instant case, however, the defense made no objection at the time of the commission.