Arney v. State
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Tomlinson
In January of 1952 Sarah Arney, plaintiff-in-error here, was given a fine and a sentence of six months in the workhouse for violation of the bone dry laws of our State. The Trial Judge suspended execution of the sentence on condition that the defendant not violate the law or conduct herself in a manner inconsistent with good citizenship for the next twelve months. The twelve months’ limitation was determined by the fact that the offense committed was a misdemeanor.
*59In September of 1952 this Trial Judge caused the sheriff to serve on Sarah Arney a notice signed by the judge officially. This…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Howe v. State Ex Rel. PyneTennessee Supreme Court · 1936
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