People v. Azukauckas
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWiest, J.
Convicted of possessing, furnishing, and selling intoxicating liquor, defendants review on exceptions before sentence. According to testimony in the case defendants were Frank Balon’s “bootleggers” at a fixed price of $5 per gallon for “moonshine whisky.” Balon planned a Saturday evening party at his home and arranged with defendants to furnish him with five gallons of “moonshine.” . The evening of the party defendants were at Balon’s home with seven gallons of “moonshine” which they turned over to him at the price of $5 per gallon, but had not received their pay when officers of the law…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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