Grace v. State

1. There was no error harmful to the defendant in the following instructions to the jury: “If the defendant in this case was merely, at the time charged in the accusation, taking a drink offered him by a friend or some other party, and merely had the bottle of liquor in his possession at the time for the purpose of taking a drink, -without any intention on his part to possess the liquor, or without control of the liquor, then, in that event, he would not be guilty of possessing liquor; but, on the other hand, 1 charge you if the defendant was in the possession and custody of this liquor, and…