Holland v. State

The evidence in this case tends to show the possession of prohibited liquors at several different places at or near the place of residence of the defendant. The defendant in his brief insists that each of the places at which whisky was found was a separate offense, and that therefore evidence of one of these offenses excluded inquiry as to others. To sustain this we are cited to the cases of Joyner v. State, 16 Ala. App. 240, 77 So. 78; Ex parte Brooms v. State, 197 Ala. 419, 73 So. 35, and other cases of similiar import. These eases assert correct propositions of law, but are not applicable…