State v. Scrivner

Appellant was charged in justice court with driving a motor vehicle on the highways July 24, 1944 while under the influence of intoxicating liquor in violation of Sections 48-502, 48-558, I.C.A.

He appealed from a conviction in the justice court to the District Court, where he was again convicted by a jury which recommended leniency and no jail sentence.

The court imposed a $300.00 fine, sixty days in jail and costs in both courts of $142.65 2 .

Appellant assigns as errors, the insufficiency of the evidence to prove he was intoxicated within the meaning of the statute; that the costs and fine…