Robert Leon Guy and Dallas Washington Parker v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Per curiam
In this case Federal officers found a still that had hot spent mash in it, with steam arising from the mash. The still had been to some extent disassembled, whether more so than is necessary between each “run” not being clear from the evidence. But it is clear that all parts necessary to put the still in operation were found at the location, as well as some empty sugar bags and other articles that one might expect to find in the vicinity of a still.
A few hours after the discovery of the still the officers saw the defendants carrying a 60 lb. bale of sugar to the site. There were other…
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