People v. Madigan

Defendant was convicted of unlawfully keeping a place on Cooper street in the city of Jackson, called a soft drink parlor, where intoxicating liquors were kept for sale and sold in violation of the prohibition law. Two lines of proof were introduced by the prosecution to show his guilt, one being the testimony of witnesses who had patronized the place and purchased moonshine whisky there and the other evidence secured by officers under a search warrant.

Of the several errors assigned the two particularly urged by defendant’s counsel are .directed against the validity of the search warrant and…