State v. McGee

On October 17, 1927, the proper grand jury by indictment charged that the defendant and appellant, L. E. McGee, maintained a liquor nuisance in Cherokee County, and that he was Convicted of a previous violation of the liquor laws October 19, 1921. Appellant’s plea was “not guilty;” whereupon a trial was had to the jury, which returned a verdict of “guilty,” and accordingly, the following sentence was pronounced by the court: First, the appellant was adjudged to pay a fine of $600 and costs, including an attorney’s fee; second, he was ordered confined in jail until said fine and costs were…