State v. Monte
Supreme Court of Vermont
Complaint for keeping intoxicating liquor, under P. S. 5204, brought to tbe Montpelier City Court. Plea, not guilty. Trial by tbe court. Harvey, Judge. Judgment, guilty. Tbe respondent thereupon moved in arrest of judgment. Motion overruled. Respondent excepted. Tbe opinion states tbe case.
1Opinion of the CourtPowers, J.
This respondent, having been convicted of keeping intoxicating liquor with intent to sell or furnish the same illegally, moved in arrest of judgment for insufficiency of the complaint, and brings her case here on an exception taken when that motion was overruled.
P. S. 5204, so far as need here be stated, provides that “a person who * * * keeps with intent to furnish or sell, intoxicating liquors, without first procuring a license, or a licensee who furnishes or sells such liquors after his license has been forfeited or during a suspension of its operation” shall be punished as therein…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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