Thomas v. State

CARR, Presiding Judge.

In the court below the accused was convicted on a charge of having in his possession prohibited liquor.

Without dispute in the evidence the officers went to the home of the appellant and there found fifteen or sixteen pints of whiskey. The liquor was hidden from view in the wall of one of the rooms in the dwelling.

According to the testimony of the officers, the defendant admitted to them that he possessed the whiskey.

When the State rested, the appellant made a motion to exclude the entire evidence. The motion was overruled, and no further testimony was introduced.

Unquestio…