United States v. Williams
District Court, N.D. Alabama
On Motion to Strike Information.
1Opinion of the Court
HUNDLEY, District Judge.
The defendant is charged, on an information filed by the United States attorney, with aiding and abetting one Dan Pounds unlawfully to use and travel on an interstate free pass over and upon the St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad, a corporation, between Memphis, in the state of Tennessee, and Birmingham, in the state of Alabama. Counsel for defendant moves that the information be stricken from the files of this court, and that the defendant be released, on the grounds that the information charges no offense against the laws of the United States. There are other grounds…
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