Budd v. State

Appellant was charged by information before a justice of the peace with the crime of misdemeanor, in that “on or about the 11th day of December, 1938, unlawfully did drive and operate a certain motor vehicle while in drunken and intoxicated condition, against the peace and dignity of the state of Arkansas. ’ ’ Trial to a jury before the justice of the peace resulted in a verdict of guilty and a fine of $200, on which judgment was entered. On appeal to the circuit court he was again tried and convicted, and his punishment' was fixed at $100 fine and ten days in jail. From this latter judgment…