Jackson v. State of Georgia
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtGardner, J.
This is a case originating in Wilkes County, being a proceeding for the condemnation of an automobile on the ground of its illegal use for transporting alcoholic liquors. It is admitted that Wilkes County is a “dry county.” It had not voted into operation the revenue tax act to legalize and control alcoholic beverages. Ga. L. Ex. Sess., 1937-38, p. 103.
The petition alleged, that on November 25, 1939, G. O. Walton, an arresting officer of the county, seized an automobile described as one master Chevrolet sedan, 1939-model, motor number 2302232; that at the time of the seizure the automobile…
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