Taylor v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Oklahoma
Appeals from McIntosh County Court; Frank W. Bushing, Judge. Warren Taylor, George Odom, Walter Long, and George Lucfs were each .separately indicted for violations of the prohibition law, and from convictions they appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
DO'YLE, Judge.
By indictments presented in the district court of McIntosh county plaintiffs in error in each of the aboye entitled and numbered eases were each charged with violations of the prohibition law. The indictments in these cases, together with about 50 more indictments wherein defendants were charged with violations of the prohibition law, were found and presented in the district court at the June, 1909, term of said court, and upon proper motions were transferred to the county court. Motions to set aside and quash said indictments were made in the county court, for the reason, among…
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