Sam Tate Davis, John David Davis and Bobby Howard Phillips v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
RIVES, Circuit Judge.
The three appellants and two other co-defendants were indicted for violations of the internal revenue law relating to distilled spirits. The appellants were convicted on seven counts. 1 *3Each of the appellants was sentenced to imprisonment for 1 year on Count 6 to run concurrently with his sentences on the other six counts, on each of which his sentences were also to run concurrently, but on which their sentences varied as follows: Sam Tate Davis, 3 years; John David Davis, 2y<¿ years; Bobby Howard Phillips, 2 years. Each of the appellants urges one single ground of error,…
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