Eudy v. State

The evidence for the state in its strongest aspect tends to prove a still found by the officers in a clump of woods 335 yards from defendant’s house and in defendant’s pasture; a path leading from the still to defendants barn, which was across the road from the dwelling. Defendant was not at home when the still was found, nor was he ever seen in the pasture, and no evidence tends to prove that defendant ever knew that there was a still so located, save such inference as might be drawn from the fact that the still was on his land. On the contrary, the testimony of defendant was to the effect…