Ogletree v. State

Lon Ogletree was convicted of possessing whisky. He now excepts to the overruling of his motion for a new trial, based on the usual general grounds, and on two special grounds complaining of language used by the solicitor in addressing the jury.

T. J. Ogletree, his two sons, Lon and Loomis, and the boys’ stepmother lived in the home of T. J. Ogletree." Mrs. Ogletree had a *734son, Albert Morris, who did not live with the Ogletrees. The defendant and his brother Loomis roomed together in their father’s home. Several policemen found twenty pint-bottles of whisky behind a davenport in the room…