STATE OF LOUISIANA v. DARRELL DEWAYNE DRAUGHN (2025)

Supreme Court of Louisiana.

STATE OF LOUISIANA v. DARRELL DEWAYNE DRAUGHN

No. 2025-KD-00505

Decided: April 28, 2025

I concur only because applicant's former attorneys are long gone and new counsel only enrolled in March. While 29 days is too short, I'm not sure 180 days is necessary. One side is pushing and the other will delay in any way possible. The trial court must enforce reason to resolve this matter as soon as possible without unnecessary litigation.

Hughes, J., concurs.

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