Thompson v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
From Vanderburgh Superior Court; Louis O. Raseh, Special Judge. Proceeding in the nature of a libel by the State of Indiana against Charles Thompson to condemn and destroy certain intoxicating liquors, etc. From the judgment rendered, the defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtWilloughby, C. J.
— This was a proceeding in the nature of a libel to condemn and destroy certain intoxicating liquors and vessels of the appellant, seized under what purports to be a warrant of search, and which liquor the state contends was being kept for unlawful purposes.
Appellee caused what purports to be a warrant of search to be issued by the judge pro tern of the superior court of Vanderburgh county, on August 24, 1918. On the same date, by virtue of this writ, the sheriff seized certain intoxicating liquors, and on September 9, 1918, appellee filed in open court the affidavit of one Herman Horne, upon…
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