Clark v. State

Defendant was caught on the public road in De Kalb county, in a Hudson Super Six car, in which was at the time one hundred gallons of whisky.

The point attempted to be made by defendant is that, because the car at the time the officers caught it was stuck in a mndhole and was not at that time moving, there can be no conviction for transporting, which charge contemplates a moving of the car from and to. There is a decision of the Supreme Court (Carey v. State, ex rel. Almon, 206 Ala. 351, 89 So. 609) which holds to a view similar to the contention here made, but we think there is enough…