Lashley v. State

The defendant was convicted for having in his possession one pint bottle full of whisky and a pint bottle partially full which the sheriff found “sticking down in the cushion” of an automobile in which defendant had 'been riding. The bottle full of whisky was taken from the car by the sheriff and labeled with defendant’s name. The other bottle was also taken out but was not produced on the trial. The car was nothin possession of defendant, and he had no interest therein, and there was no evidence that defendant knew the whisky was in the car or that he ever had anything to do with it, other…