People v. Goldberg

Philip Goldberg, plaintiff in error, was indicted by the grand jury of Lake county on February 21, 1917, charged with selling intoxicating liquor in less quantities than one gallon. The indictment, containing fifty counts, was certified by the circuit court of said county to the county court for trial. Plaintiff in error pleaded not guilty, and also filed a special plea setting up that he had been given immunity from prosecution of the charges made in the indictment by an order entered by the circuit court of Lake county March 26, 1917, on motion of the Attorney General of Illinois. A…