State v. Tubbs

This is an appeal from conviction and sentence on a charge of unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor, and a further charge that appellant had twice before been convicted of violation of the prohibition law.

Appellant first urges that the law under which he was charged and convicted is unconstitutional, because, under the Volstead act, one is permitted to have in his possession intoxicating liquor. We have previously held against this contention in State v. Jewett, 120 Wash. 36, 207 Pac. 3.

It is next contended that the verdict of the jury was insufficient. It was:

“We the jury in the cause…