State v. Hall
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Warrick Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtWorden, J.
The appellee was indicted in the- court below for selling, and also for giving away, intoxicating liquor to a minor., Upon the trial by the court, he was acquitted, and the State brings the case to this court. There is no question *513whatever in the record, except that arising upon the evidence. That question is, whether the evidence was sufficient to establish the defendant’s guilt.
But a preliminary question arises, viz..: Whether any appeal lies to this court in such a case.
The statute provides, that “ The prosecuting attorney may except to any opinion of the court during the prosecution of…
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