Chester S. Hamilton v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
VAUGHT, District Judge.
The sole question here is whether or not the trial judge abused his discretion in vacating the probation of appellant.
The appellant, Chester S. Hamilton, owned and operated a drugstore in Brigham City, Utah, and also owned a 51 per cent partnership interest with Glade R. Day in a drugstore known as the Clearfield Pharmacy, located approximately 35 miles from Brigham City. The Clearfield Pharmacy (hereinafter referred to as the Pharmacy), was managed entirely by Day. Hamilton made infrequent visits to the Pharmacy but aside from his ownership, he exercised no control…
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