McDonald v. Town of Ludowici
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Certiorari, from Liberty superior court — Judge Scabrook. November 19, 1907.
1Opinion of the CourtBussell, J.
McDonald was sentenced by the Town of Ludowici to pay a fine of $25. The mayor, in his answer to McDonald’s petition for certiorari, says that he was charged with disorderly conduct, or keeping a disorderly house, in the Town of Ludowici, and found guilty by him, under the authority of §91 of the ordinances of the Town of Ludowici. It further appears that the defendant was a witness in his own case or else was convicted upon *655testimony that developed in the trial of one Gill. To quote from the answer of the mayor: “The mayor of said town was investigating a ease which was then on the docket…
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