State v. Nanick
Supreme Court of Minnesota
From the judgment of the municipal court of Minneapolis, Montgomery, J., convicting her of the offense of keeping a disorderly house, defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
Taylor, C.
Defendant appeals from a judgment of the municipal court of the ' city of Minneapolis convicting her of the offense of keeping a disorderly house.
Whether the evidence is sufficient to sustain the conviction is the only question for consideration. The prosecution presented the testimony of two men who were found in the place and of two policemen who made the arrest, one of whom had previously visited the place as a detective. The defendant offered no evidence whatever.
Defendant contends that the evidence does not warrant the conclusion that she was the keeper of the house, nor the…
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