City of Columbia v. Barr
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Oxner, Justice.
The five appellants, all Negroes, were convicted in the Municipal Court of the City of Columbia of trespass in violation of Section 16-386 of the 1952 Code, as amended, and of breach of the peace in violation of Section 15-909. Each defendant was sentenced to pay a fine of $100.00 or serve a period of thirty days in jail on each charge but $24.50 of the fine was suspended. From an order of the Richland County Court affirming their conviction, they have appealed.
The exceptions can better be understood after a review of the testimony. The charges grew out of a “sit-down”…
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