Court of Appeals of Georgia October 12, 1908, 1294 (Stringfield v. State)

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United States · · · 12-10-1908

Russell, J.

1. Two points are raised by the present writ of error. The plaintiff in error insists, first, that his conviction was unsupported by the evidence, because there was no proof of the venue. The first witness for the State testified that the accused was drunk in the City of,Baxley.

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