Maro v. State

The first count of an information which was filed against plaintiff in error charged that he “did then and there wilfully, knowingly and unlawfully have in his possession * * * a certain equipment commonly known and described as a ‘still,’ made and designed for the purpose of making and manufacturing intoxicating liquor, without the said Sam Maro having first obtained a permit from the United States government for the manufacture and sale of ethyl alcohol.” In a second count .he was charged with the unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. He was convicted upon the first count, and seeks…