Opinion · Supreme Court of Louisiana
State v. Kidd
377 So. 2d 843
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Supreme Court of Louisiana
- Jurisdiction
- Louisiana
- Date
- 1979-11-05
- Topic
- general
In re Paul Henry Kidd, applying for writs of prohibition, certiorari, mandamus and stay order. Parish of Jackson. No. 18,886. Granted. Because of the representations of applicant, it is ordered applicant serve his sentence in Ouachita Parish; and, under R.S. 15:706, the Sheriff of Ouachita Parish is ordered to receive him and keep him safe and secure until the expiration of his sentence.
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In re Paul Henry Kidd, applying for writs of prohibition, certiorari, mandamus and stay order. Parish of Jackson. No. 18,886.
Granted. Because of the representations of applicant, it is ordered applicant serve his sentence in Ouachita Parish; and, under R.S. 15:706, the Sheriff of Ouachita Parish is ordered to receive him and keep him safe and secure until the expiration of his sentence.