State v. Legendre
Supreme Court of Vermont
Information charging the unlawful sale and furnishing of intoxicating liquor. Plea, not guilty. Trial by jury at the June Term, 1915, Caledonia County, Miles, J., presiding. Verdict, guilty, and judgment and sentence thereon. The respondent excepted. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtWatson, J.
The respondent was found guilty of unlawfully selling and furnishing intoxicating liquor. At the close of the evidence, he moved for a directed verdict on the ground, first, (and this is said in respondent’s brief to embrace generally all other grounds specifically stated,) that there is no evidence which warrants the submission of the case to the jury. To the overruling of the motion, an exception was-saved.
It appeared that the respondent is a barber, and has a barber’s shop in the village of St. Johnsbury; that this shop consists of two rooms, one of them a small room to enter which one…
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