Kurczak v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
DENISON, Circuit Judge.
Kurezak, residing in Detroit, took his automobile across the Detroit river on the Detroit-Windsor ferry. Upon landing at Detroit on the return trip, a customs officer found in the car 48 bottles of whisky, and Kurezak was indicted on "two counts — the first for importing whisky without a permit, without paying duty and in violation of the National Prohibition Act; the second for concealing and transporting whisky which had been thus unlawfully imported. He was convicted on both counts; his sentence was within the limit proper on count 1; the questions presented as to…
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