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State ex rel. Brogdon v. Butler

Citations: 509 So. 2d 1392; 1987 La. LEXIS 9723Docket: No. 87-KP-1774

Court: Supreme Court of Louisiana; July 28, 1987; Louisiana; State Supreme Court

Narrative Opinion Summary

Relator's assignment of error #1 is connected to an issue pending resolution in the Supreme Court case Lowenfield v. Phelps. The Supreme Court recently declined to stay executions in two cases: Celestine v. Butler and Watson v. Butler, both of which were denied in July 1987. In light of these developments, the concurrence in the denial of the application is expressed.

Legal Issues Addressed

Concurrence with Denial of Application

Application: The concurrence with the denial of the application is expressed due to recent Supreme Court rulings and pending issues.

Reasoning: In light of these developments, the concurrence in the denial of the application is expressed.

Pending Supreme Court Decision Impact

Application: The relator's assignment of error is influenced by an issue that is awaiting resolution in a related Supreme Court case.

Reasoning: Relator's assignment of error #1 is connected to an issue pending resolution in the Supreme Court case Lowenfield v. Phelps.

Supreme Court's Denial of Stay of Execution

Application: The Supreme Court's recent decisions to deny stays of execution in similar cases influence the concurrence in the denial of the application in this case.

Reasoning: The Supreme Court recently declined to stay executions in two cases: Celestine v. Butler and Watson v. Butler, both of which were denied in July 1987.