Hanger v. Commonwealth
Supreme Court of Virginia
Error to judgments of the Hustings Court of the city oP Portsmouth. To a judgment of conviction under a criminal warrant, Hanger assigns error. To a judgment annulling the •charter of the Crawford Social Club, it assigns error.
1Opinion of the CourtCardwell, J.
It may be said that these are companion cases. They were} argued together here, and will be disposed of in this opinion in the order named.
The plaintiff in error, S. T. Hanger, in the first-named case, complains of a judgment in the lower court, affirming a judgment rendered by the mayor of the city of Portsmouth, whereby he was fined $2.00 for personal violation of section 3799, known as the “Sunday Law,” and $2.00 each for two servants employed by him at work on the same day.
Section 3799 of the Code, supra, was construed by this court in the recent case of Wells v. Commonwealth,, ante, p.…
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