Thomas v. United States

POLLOCK, District Judge.

The appellant, as defendant, was indicted, tried, and convicted on an indictment which contained two counts; one charging him with the offense of unlawful possession of whisky, the other with the unlawful transportation of whisky. Defendant was convicted on both counts and appeals to this court.

While there is no question raised which challenges the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the conviction by motion for instructed verdict, or otherwise, it is sufficient to say the evidence found in the record is sufficient and defendant offered no evidence on his own behalf.