MARCUS, Justice.
Defendants Kenneth W. Carpenter and Jesse N. Peterson were charged by separate bills of information with hunting on a public road in violation of La.R.S. 32:292. The accused filed motions to quash the charges on the ground that the statute forming the basis of the prosecution was vague and indefinite, such that it ". . . did not give defendant[s] reasonable notice or knowledge as to what acts constitute hunting on a public road." After a hearing on...
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