Roush v. United States

HUTCHESON, District Judge.

Appellant, having been convicted of unlawfully receiving and concealing, and unlawfully selling, morphine, appeals from the verdict and judgment.

In this court appellant urges only six assignments: Three question the admissibility in evidence, for want of identification, of the Government’s Exhibit No. 1, the packages of morphine; two undertake to assign error upon the charge of the court as a whole, while the sixth complains of the overruling of appellant’s motion in arrest of judgment, presenting that one of the jurors was a county commissioner, and under the laws…