Lovelady v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
Appeal from Winston County Court. Heard before Hon. J. S. Curtis. Marshall Lovelady was convicted of carrying concealed about his person a pair of brass or metal knucks, and he appeals. Affirmed.
1Opinion of the Court
BRICKEN, J. —
The defendant was convicted of the offense of carrying concealed about his person a pair of brass or metal knucks. The defendant objected to going to trial, on the ground that the act conferring additional jurisdiction upon the county court of Winston county (Local Acts 1911, p. 227) was unconstitutional, and undertook to raise this question by what was termed a motion (but in fact a demurrer) ; the points insisted upon being: (1) That it violates section 96 of the Constitution, in that said act undertook to regulate fees of the county court of Winston county which were not…
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