Lovern v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
This is an appeal from a convictiqn for having intoxicating liquor in possession. The evidence was obtained by means of a search of certain premises by an officer who stated' that he had a warrant therefor, but it was not introduced in evidence, and was not called to the attention of the appellant until after he was arrested.
On<3 of the assignments of error complains of the introduction of this testimony, but no question arising there-out can be here considered, for it does not appear from the evidence that the property searched belonged to or was in possession of the appellant.
The appellant…
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