State v. Zaglin
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before PeuriFoy, J., Greenville, November, 1919. C. Zaglin was indicted for transporting whiskey under the quart a month law. Upon conviction, defendant appeals. . cite: A private carrier has the same right to bring into the State for another not -more than one quart per month for medicinal use: 107 S. C. 449; 107 S. C. 487. Oral argument.
1Opinion of the Court
June 28, 1920. The opinion of the Court was delivered by The appellant was tried for violation of the prohibition law, charged with transportation of liquor under the quart a month law. Defendant was followed, arrested, and his grip searched by two policemen of the city of Greenville at his place of business, Greenville, he being followed by them after he got off of the train to his place of business. The search was an arbitrary one on the part of the policemen, and no warrant was procured or exhibited. Upon the grip being searched three quarts of liquor were found.
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