Buckley v. State

The appellant, George Buckley, was indicted ón, and convicted of, a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor. The evidence in the case, tending t'o show the guilt of the appellant, was procured by virtue of a search warrant, which is alleged to he void. Upon a search of the appellant’s premises, the sheriff found in a corncrib thereon a five-gallon demijohn with some three or four gallons of whisky in it. • This corncrib was locked, the key of which was in the appellant’s possession. The defendant denied that the whisky was his.

Pretermitting other questions involved herein, this case must he…