King v. State

Appellant, Albert King, was indicted for the possession of a distillery, commonly called a “still,” and the integral parts thereof, and was placed upon trial and convicted.

It appears that the evidence against the appellant was obtained by a search of Ms premises. On the offering of this evidence it was objected to, unless and until the affidavit and search warrant were introduced in evidence, which was not done; but the district attorney stated that he expected to rely upon information as to the commission of a felony, which information amounted to probable cause, and the going to the…