Nichols v. State

There was quite a lot of testimony introduced or what purports to be testimony, much of which ought not perhaps to have gone to the jury. The State's case, in the main, was made by the testimony of policemen, who said they visited the place and had found couples there, and on two or three occasions their evidence tends to show it was for illicit purposes. They assert that on two or three occasions, or on several occasions, they found men and women occupying rooms in such manner as to indicate they had been in bed together. Two or three of these are shown by common reputation to be prostitutes…