Anderson v. State

Plaintiff in error was convicted of violating the prohibition statute, the jury fixing his fine at $100, to which the court added a workhouse sentence of ninety days.

Sheriff Climer testified that on a particular Sunday afternoon in May, 1931, as he was approaching the city of Lebanon in his automobile, he saw the plaintiff in error get out of his car, deliver a quart of whiskey to Frank Crawford, and receive pay therefor. This witness, as well as others introduced by the State, testified that plaintiff in error had the reputation of be ing a bootlegger. This testimony was excepted to by…