Zamata v. Browning
Utah Supreme Court
Habeas corpus, on the relation of Jnan Zamata, against Thos. E. Browning, as Chief of Police of Ogden City.
1Opinion of the CourtThurman, J.
The plaintiff, Juan Zamata, was convicted December 22, 1917, in the municipal court of Ogden city, of the offense of selling intoxicating liquor in violation of an ordinance of the city enacted since the prohibition liquor law passed by the last Legislature went into effect. He was sentenced to a term of imprisonment and placed in the cutody of the defendant, chief of police of said city. Plaintiff instituted this proceed*402ing to procure his release from said imprisonment. The provisions of the ordinance under which plaintiff was convicted are in terms substantially identical with the…
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