Elliott Et Ux. v. State
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Chambliss
Elliott and wife were convicted under an indictment charging transporting and possessing liquor and fined $100' each, and Homer Elliott was sentenced to serve thirty days in the County workhouse. Appealing they complain that (1) their arrest was unlawful, and (2) the search of their car was unauthorized, and that the testimony of the officers as to their discovery of the liquor was, therefore, inadmissible. The facts are thus fairly stated on the brief for the State:
“During the late afternoon of Christmas Eve, 1937, the defendants Homer Elliott and his wife, Mrs. Homer (Lucile) Elliott,…
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