State v. LeBlanc
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Complaints and warrants under section 11, chapter 235, Public Laws of Maine, 1915. Respondent filed demurrer to each complaint and warrant. Demurrers were overruled and respondent adjudged guilty in each case. An appeal was taken to the Supreme Judicial Court and casé reported to Law Court upon agreed statement of facts. Cases stated in opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtCornish, J.
Two complaints and warrants under section eleven of chapter 235 of the Public Laws of 1915 were brought in the Lincoln county municipal court. Demurrers were filed and overruled and the respondent adjudged guilty in each case. Appeals were taken to the supreme judicial court for Lincoln county and thence were brought to this court on an agreed statement of facts.
From this statement it appears that the respondent was the master of the E. McNichol, a vessel owned in Boston, Mass., and enrolled under the custom laws of the United States, and was sailing under a license to carry on the coasting…
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