State v. Clark

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Case, Chief Justice.

The case comes up on assignment of errors and also, under the statute (B. S. 2:195-16) and with a certification of the entire record, on specification of causes for reversal.

The plaintiff in error, Austin Clark, was convicted under an indictment charging that on or about July 23d, 1946, at a named building in Atlantic City he “did unlawfully keep a place to which persons might and did resort for gambling by playing for money at and with cards and dice, with the intent that said persons might and did resort thither for gambling by…