Crum v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcGehee, C. J.
This case was first tried in a justice of the peace court in Supervisor’s District No. 2 of Tippah County. The charge against the defendant C. R. (Ted) Crum is that on May 17, 1952, he unlawfully had in his possession intoxicating liquors in such supervisor’s district. Prior to the making of the affidavit by the sheriff charging the defendant with this offense the said officer had on that day made the propér affidavit for a search warrant and had obtained a valid search warrant to search for intoxicating liquors “in the residence, outhouses, barns, stalls, smokehouses, crib, and in the field,…
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