Glass v. State

The appellant (defendant in the court below) was convicted of manufacturing prohibited liquors.

The evidence for the,state tended to show that the defendant and two others were found working at a still from which whisky was running. The defendant’s evidence tended to show that he had nothing to do with the operation of the still.

The first question presented for review relates to the admission in evidence of a confession by the defendant. After proper predicate has been established to show that a confession was voluntary, evidence of such confession is admissible. 1 Mayf. Dig. p. 209, par. 16.

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