Pogue v. State

Where, under an accusation drawn in the language of Code § 58-608, a defendant is found guilty of being drunk on a public highway, and the only evidence introduced in the case was that the defendant was found sitting slumped over in the front seat of an automobile parked on the side of a road; that the automobile was also occupied by three other persons who had been drinking heavily, but the defendant was in a drunken stupor and was the drunkest of them all; that “the defendant was not boisterous or riotous . . he did not use vulgar, profane or obscene language . . he was not doing anything…