Snead v. State
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Garland Circuit Court; Scott Wood, Judge; It was error to direct a verdict. 84 Ark. 564; 130 Id. 236; 133 Ark. 549. Confess error in directing a verdict when tlie punishment is imprisonment. 114 Ark. 393; 102 Id. 170; 88 Id. 269; 77 Id. 441; 84 Id. 564; 114 Ark/391.
1Opinion of the CourtWood, J.
Appellant was charged with the unlawful and felonious sale of liquor, in Garland County, Arkansas, in September, 1917. Ike Warren testified for the State, in part as follows: “ As near as I can recollect, Snead came over there to Whitman’s parlor and I asked him could he get me some ‘Shorty’ and he told me that he thought that he could get some, then I gave him a dollar and a quarter and he was gone about twenty-five or thirty minutes, perhaps a little longer, before he came back. He brought a half pint bottle of whiskey back with him. He told me got it from a boy named Smoky up on Cedar…
2Cases cited4 opinions
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