People v. Van Horn

The defendant was charged with violating the Motor Carrier Transportation Agent Law (Stats. 1933, p. 1011; amended by Stats. 1941, p. 1861; Deering’s Gen. Laws, Act 5130c) by acting as such an agent without a license. The case was tried on stipulated facts and the defendant was found guilty. Thereafter, a motion in arrest of judgment was granted and the plaintiff has appealed from the order granting this motion.

The facts are not disputed and it is conceded that in May, 1945, the defendant was engaged in the business of arrang ing, procuring and furnishing transportation, for compensation, to…