Johnson v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
*292Opinion op the Court by
Chief Justice Sampson—.Affirming., Appellant Johnson insists that the judgment of the McCracken circuit court, finding him guilty of unlawfully .having in his possession intoxicating liquors and imposing on him a fine and jail sentence, should be reversed because the warrant upon which he was tried in the police court was demurrable in that it did not properly negative the exceptions contained in the statute under which he was charged and did not in other respects sufficiently charge appellant with the commission of a public offense. .He further insists that an…
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