STATE OF LOUISIANA v. DARRELL DEWAYNE DRAUGHN (2025)

Supreme Court of Louisiana.

STATE OF LOUISIANA v. DARRELL DEWAYNE DRAUGHN

No. 2025-KD-00424

Decided: April 11, 2025

The majority has acted in haste and in doing so prevented the able trial court from properly addressing motions that were pending before it. The resolution of those motions may have very well made the matter before us moot. Execution of justice will now be delayed even further.

McCALLUM, J., dissents for the reasons assigned by Justice Cole and assigns additional reasons.

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