Malinow v. United States

GRONER, District Judge.

Samuel Malinow and Louis. Malinow were jointly indicted in the District Court in Baltimore for violating the National Prohibition Law. The trial took place November 1, 1929, at which time Louis Malinow pleaded guilty, and Samuel Malinow pleaded not guilty, and was convicted. On November 4, following, a motion in arrest of judgment was presented on behalf of both Samuel and Louis Malinow, which was overruled by the District Court, and sentence was imposed on both. They both appealed. The grounds of appeal are, first, that the indictment does not state sufficient faets to…