State v. Jackson
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Fourth Judicial District Court, Parish of Union; John B. Holstead, Judge. W. A. Jackson was convicted of unlawfully keeping a grog and tippling shop without a license, and appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLand, J.
The defendant, W. A. Jackson, appealed from a sentence of fine and imprisonment for unlawfully keeping a grog and tippling shop on the 1st day of November, 1913, in the parish of Union, without having previously obtained a license from the police jury of said parish or any municipal authority therein.
[1] Error is assigned in overruling a motion by defendant for a bill of particulars, setting out time, place, class of liquors kept or sold, manner of running tippling shop, names of witnesses to whom sales were made, and kind of liquor, if any, in possession of the district attorney, which he…
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