Friedman v. State

The defendant was tried in the criminal court of Fulton County on an accusation containing two counts, which charged him with maintaining, in said county, two designated places, on designated dates, “where he did receive, accept, and make bets on horse races for money, contrary to the laws of said State.” The Code, § 26-6401, reads as follows: “Any person who shall, by himself, servant, or agent, keep, have, use, or maintain a gaming-house or room, or shall in any house, place, or room, occupied by him, permit persons, with his knowledge, to come together and play for money or any other…