State v. One "Jack and Jill" Pinball
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
[1] This is an action brought by the Assistant Prosecuting Attorney of Greene County, seeking to have condemned and destroyed a certain pinball machine, designated by the alliterative and euphonious cognomen, "Jack and Jill." It is alleged in the petition, after giving a meticulous description of the operation of the machine, that it "is a gambling device, adapted, designed and intended for the purpose of playing thereon or therewith, a game of chance for money or property."
[2] The machine had previously been seized under a search warrant and was then in the hands of the sheriff. The facts…
2Cases cited29 opinions
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