Green v. State

BRICKEN, Presiding Judge.

From a judgment of conviction, in the lower court, for the offense of violating the state prohibition law, by having in possession prohibited liquors, this appeal was taken.

The principal insistence of error, to effect a reversal in this case, is that the evidence adduced upon the trial, as to this appellant, was insufficient upon which to base the judgment of conviction appealed from.

We find from the evidence that the corpus delicti was proven without dispute or conflict. In this connection, it is shown by the evidence, that on the day in question, this appellant and…