State v. Kominis

John Kominis was charged by affidavit with aiding, abetting and inducing the delinquency of William Gamble, a fifteen-year-old boy, in that he furnished the child with intoxicating liquor, ‘ ‘ causing his intoxication.” Trial was had in the Probate Court, without the intervention of a jury, the defendant was found guilty, and sentence was imposed.

He now prosecutes this appeal on questions of law from the judgment rendered, and assigns as error, first, that “the judgment of conviction and the sentence thereunder is manifestly against the weight of the evidence,” and second, that “the facts, as…