Kelly v. State

1. We have read many cases cited by counsel for the defendant and for the State. In our opinion we have a case rendered by this court which is practically on all fours with the instant case, i. e., Rhoddenberry v. State, 50 Ga. App. 378 (178 S. E. 170). In that case at page 380 this court said: “In order to convict in this case it must be shown that the accused knowingly had, possessed, - or controlled intoxicating liquor. She must have done something she ought not to have done or omitted to do something she ought to have done with reference to the whisky, and while it is not necessary, in…