State v. Webster
Supreme Court of Vermont
Indictment for selling intoxicating liquor without authority. Heard on the respondent’s motion for better and more complete specifications, at the September T'erm, 1907, Rutland County, Hall, J., presiding. Motion overruled, and specifications held sufficient. The respondent excepted. Case passed to the Supreme Court before trial. The trial court having adjudged the specifications to be sufficient, its action is not revisable.
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Indictment for selling intoxicating liquor without authority. Heard on the respondent’s motion for better and more complete specifications, at the September T'erm, 1907, Rutland County, Hall, J., presiding. Motion overruled, and specifications held sufficient. The respondent excepted. Case passed to the Supreme Court before trial. The trial court having adjudged the specifications to be sufficient, its action is not revisable. State v. Freeman, 27 Yt. 523; State v. Bacon, 41 Yt. 526; State v. Davis, 52 Yt. 376; State v. Wooley, 59 Yt. 357.
1Opinion of the CourtWatson, J.
The respondent is charged with selling intoxicating liquor without authority. Specifications and amended specifications were filed in the case. A hearing was had on respondent’s motion for better and more complete specifications. The State’s Attorney stated to the Court that those filed were the best he was able to give. Whereupon the motion *392was overruled and the specifications were held sufficient,' to which respondent excepted. The exceptions state that it was agreed that the question should be raised not only as to the definiteness of the indictment and specifications, but as though…
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