State v. Bell
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Fisi-iburnE, Justice.
The appellant, Ed Bell, was indicted on two counts charging him with: (1) Possession for unlawful purpose and use of alcoholic liquors; and (2) The unlawful manufacture of alcoholic liquors. Act No. 211 (1945), Sec. 14, 44 Stat. at Rarge, pp. 337, 352.
When the case was called for trial, appellant entered a general plea of guilty. The trial judge then sentenced him to serve eighteen months on the pubic works of Oconee County or a like period in the State Penitentiary.
Immediately before imposing the sentence, the trial judge made inquiry with reference to appellant’s past…
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