Armstrong v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the Fayette Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBlackford, J.
Indictment against Armstrong. Two counts. One count charges the defendant with keeping a room to be used and occupied for gambling. The other, for renting a *248room to another person to be used and occupied for that purpose< Verdict and judgment for the state.
The statute on the subject of this indictment is, that if any person shall keep a room, &c., to be used and occupied for gambling, or shall rent to another a room for that object, he shall be fined, &c.
The Court charged the jury, “That if it was proved that the defendant’ had, permitted a roulette to be kept and gambled upon at any one time…
Also in this document: Per curiam.
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