Pederee v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court
Pederee v. State, 108 Miss. 653 (Miss. 1914)
67 So. 152
Cook
Pederee v. State
Opinion of the Court
delivered the opinion of the court.
The brief for appellant in this case assumes that appellant was charged with “keeping for sale intoxicating liquors.” and upon this erroneous assumption is built the entire argument for reversal.
If appellant had been charged with the misdemeanor which she evidently thinks she was, her argument might have some weight, but even this is doubtful. Unfortunately she is charged with more than keeping booze for
Affirmed
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- Criminal Law. Evidence. Other offenses. Where a defendant is on trial for selling and retailing intoxicating liquors, the state can introduce evidence of several sales before the finding of the indictment, it not being confined to one particular sale.