Dye v. State

Jordan, Presiding Judge.

The defendant appeals from a judgment of conviction and sentence for selling tax-paid whiskey in violation of law. Held:

1. The demurrer to the accusation to the effect that the accusation fails to state an offense, and that both the accusation and the statute on which it is based are too indefinite, is without merit. The accusation charges the defendant with *571“the offense of selling tax-paid whiskey” on March 24, 1968, “in the county aforesaid [Washington County]” in that the defendant “did sell and barter for valuable consideration . . . whiskey contrary to the laws of…