Head v. State

on rehearing.

November 28, 1917.

MORROW, Judge.

In the second paragraph of his main charge the eourt told the jury that it was necessary that the State prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the appellant engaged in the business or occupation of selling intoxicating liquors, in the fourth paragraph that it was essential that the State prove at least two sales in addition to the pursuit of the business; and in the sixth paragraph charged on the presumption of innocence and the necessity to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

We think that the charge sufficiently covered the law of reasonable…