Brown v. State

1. Where any apparatus used to make whisky, or any part of such apparatus, is found in a person’s possession or control upon his premises, he may lawfully be convicted of knowingly having upon his premises an apparatus for the manufacturing and distilling of whisky; and in the instant case the court did not err in so charging. Strickland v. State, 25 Ga. App. 1 (102 S. E. 383).

2. There being direct evidence that some portions of an apparatus used to make whisky were found on the defendant’s premises, and that the premises were in his actual possession, his conviction did not depend entirely…