Supreme Court of Louisiana, 1859

State v. Derosier

State v. Derosier
Supreme Court of Louisiana · Decided August 15, 1859 · Voorhies
14 La. Ann. 736

Counsel

P. D. Hardy, for the State. J. E. King, for defendants and appellants.

State v. Derosier

Opinion of the Court

Voorhies, J.

This is an appeal from a judgment of forfeiture of a bail bond. The error assigned by the appellant is, “ that the judgment was rendered without evidence, there being no statement of facts, no indictment, and no offence mentioned.”

On a perusal of the bond, we find that there is no mention made of any offence for which the defendant was answerable; and, although the Clerk certifies that the record contains all the documents and evidence in the case, yet there appears to be no indictment against the appellant. State v. Cooper, 3 An. 225.

It is, therefore, ordered and decreed, that the judgment of forfeiture be avoided and reversed, as in case of nonsuit.

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