State v. Brown

The respondent was convicted in the Bar Harbor Municipal Court on a complaint charging that, without a license *37from the municipal officers and in violation of the local ordinance, he peddled and vended on the streets of Bar Harbor certain farm and orchard products not produced by himself. On appeal, the case is reported to the Law Court on an agreed statement with a stipulation that, if upon the record the respondent has committed an offense, judgment shall be rendered for the State, otherwise a nolle prosequi is to be entered. It is agreed that all formal requirements of the law were…