State v. Brewer
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
TAYLOR, Justice.
The defendant and his wife were the owners and operators of a business at Stanley, in Custer County, Idaho, known as the Rod and Gun Club, where liquor and beer were sold at retail.
In the early morning of July 15, 1951, two state liquor law enforcement officers entered the premises for the ostensible purpose of investigating possible violations of the law. On the trial there developed a direct contradiction between the witnesses for the state and the witnesses' for the defense, both as to the time when the investigation was made, and as to what transpired during the course…
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