 | 106 Courts |
| 106II Establishment, Organization, and Procedure |
| 106II(G) Rules of Decision |
| 106k88 Previous Decisions as Controlling or as Precedents |
| 106k89 k. In General. |
 In Louisiana, commanding precedent, factually on all fours, is called a "Goose case"; such precedent is also known as a "Spotted Horse case" or "Spotted Dog case" in Alabama, a "Cow case" in Kansas, and a "White Horse case" or a "White Pony case" in Texas.
Hays v. State of La., 936 F.Supp. 360 (1996)
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