State v. Scott

The defendant in this case was found guilty of selling intoxicating liquors for beverage purposes, and, on this appeal he relies upon two bills of exception to set aside his conviction.

Before going to trial defendant moved for a bill of particulars and specially asked for the following information:(1) The time when and (2) the place where the offense was committed, (3) the quantity of liquor sold, (4) the price at which it was sold, (5) the character of the liquor, and (6) the name of the purchaser. The district attorney answered each of the first four questions to the satisfaction of…