Cameron v. State of Wyoming
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Riner, Justice.
Plaintiff in error Cameron, and one Hazen, were charged in the District Court of Albany County, Wyoming, with the unlawful possession of intoxicating liquors, consisting of twelve quarts of Gordon gin, in violation of the statute— Chapter 117, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1921. Trial was had, and — a verdict of guilty having been rendered against the defendants mentioned — judgment was entered thereon by the court. The defendant Hazen has acquiesced in the judgment of conviction — the defendant Cameron bringing the cause here for review by proceeding in error.
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