Barger v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
HARWOOD, Judge.
The indictment against this appellant contained two counts. The first count charged distilling, and the second count charged possession of a still or appartus to be used for the purpose of manufacturing' prohibited liquors or beverages.
His jury trial resulted in a verdict of guilty under the second count, i. e., possessing a still, etc. Judgment was duly entered pursuant to the jury’s verdict.
On or about April 23, 1947 four law enforcement officers interviewed appellant in a field near a house in which appellant was then staying. During this interview the appellant told the…
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