State v. Lippard

Although the bill of indictment charges both a conspiracy to violate the laws relating to intoxicating liquors and the actual violation of such laws in furtherance of such conspiracy, the charge of the consummation of the unlawful purpose was not submitted to the jury, the court having limited the consideration of the jury to the offense of conspiracy, instructing the jury: “The only question before you gentlemen is a pure question of fact, that fact being: Are you satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt from this testimony in this case that 'these men, or any two of them, during the years 1941…