Johnson v. State

1. The defendant was convicted of possessing whisky found in an automobile in which he, with another, was riding. The 1st special ground alleges error because' the court refused to let a witness answer the question, “Did you have a search warrant when you found this whisky ? ” The court sustained the. objection to this, on the ground that it was immaterial. Under the now well-settled law of this State, any relevant evidence as to the whisky alleged to have been found in the possession of the defendant was admissible, whether the *640search and seizure was made with or without a warrant; and this…