Cabaniss v. City of Tuscaloosa

This prosecution was for a violation of an ordinance of the city of Tuscaloosa, the offense charged being a violation of the prohibition laws of said city, and, from a judgment of conviction in the reorder's court, defendant appealed to the circuit court. He was there tried by a jury, was again convicted, and appeals here.

Errors are assigned, as the law requires. Many of these assignments are not argued or mentioned in appellant’s brief. Under the rule, only such assignments of error as are insisted upon will be considered. All others will be deemed as waived or abandoned. No brief has been…