State v. Liberman

The defendant was charged with “keeping intoxicating liquor for sale as a beverage” and convicted. He appeals from the order denying him a new trial, and sets forth 33 specifications of error. These may be arranged in three classes dealing with: The admission of testimony; the charge to the jury; and the sufficiency of the evidence.

The alleged errors in the first class concern the time stated in the information. The information says, among other things, “that between the 24th day of August, 1928, and the 30th day of August, 1928, inclusive, at and in the county of Towner . . . one Alex…