LAC 41:II.611. Withdrawal of Stipulations

A. A party may withdraw from an agreement to stipulate or from a stipulation at any time before the stipulation is accepted. After a stipulation has been accepted by the military judge, he may permit withdrawal. If a party withdraws from an agreement to stipulate or from a stipulation, the opposing party may be entitled to a continuance to obtain proof of the matters which were to have been stipulated. If there is withdrawal of a stipulation previously accepted, the stipulation must be disregarded by the court-martial, and an instruction to that effect should be given.