State v. O'Toole
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Complaint and warrant for keeping intoxicating liquors with intent to sell same unlawfully. Superior Court, Cumberland County. Verdict of guilty. Respondent filed exceptions to the rulings of the presiding Justice admitting certain testimony offered on behalf of State. Exceptions overruled. Case stated in opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtDunn, J.
The complaint charged against the respondent, the possession of intoxicating liquor, at Portland, on November 30, 1918, with intent unlawfully to sell it in this State. Testimony tending to show respondent’s possession of the liquor on that date, and that, for 16 years before that time, she continuously had occupied the premises where it was found, was introduced by the prosecution. Thereupon, in relation to the intent accompanying her possession of the liquor, the court, against objection, permitted the State to offer evidence that, on May 30, 1917, some 18 months before the date alleged in…
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