State of LA vs Michel Laque & Louis Laque , 9 May 1888      St. Charles Parish, LA

Submitted by: Linda Robin
		lrobin8@bellsouth.net

Source: St. Charles Parish Clerk of Court, Hahnville, LA,
      Minute Book No. 3,
      26th Judicial District Court
      Oct. 17, 1887 - Feb. 15, 1890
      Page Number(s) - 40, 55-58

Date Submitted: 9 Sep 2001




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Judge - Emile Rost

Case #434

Charge - Assault & Battery with a Dangerous Weapon

May 9, 1888 - Wednesday:
Defendents pleaded Not Guilty. Case fixed for Monday, 14th.

May 14, 1888 - Monday:
Juror called:
Manuel Williams - accepted and sworn
Robert Edmonson - accepted and sworn
John Jackson - accepted and sworn
Euph. Mongrue - challenged for cause
Wm. Scott - accepted and sworn
Fernand Vial - accepted and sworn
Ursin Barthelemy - accepted and sworn
Adam Darensbourg - accepted and sworn
Chas. Hunter - accepted and sworn
Olivier Pitre - challenged by accused
Alfred B. Manuel - challenged by state
John Smith - challenged by accused
Fleming Richard - challenged by accused
Isham Kempt - accepted and sworn
Archie Ball - accepted and sworn
Robert Jones - challenged by accused
Silas Robertson - accepted and sworn
Armand Joseph - accepted and sworn

Case was heard. Jury retired to deliberate and returned with a
verdict of Guilty of Assault & Battery. They were sentenced to
a $15. fine each plus costs, or 20 days in Parish Prison.