Mack v. Westbrook
Supreme Court of Georgia
Condemnation under liquor law. Before Judge Clayton Jones. City court of Albany. February 13, 1918.
1Opinion of the CourtGeorge, J.
Robert Mack was arrested by the sheriff of Dougherty county while in the act of transporting twelve quarts of whisky, in a certain Ford automobile, along the public streets of the city of Albany. The automobile was also seized by the sheriff. Mack entered a plea of guilty to the accusation preferred against him in the city court of Albany, which in terms charged that he did “have, possess, and transport whisky, in violation of the prohibition laws of said State,” in said county of Dougherty. The sheriff reported the seizure of the automobile to the solicitor of the city court of Albany, who…
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