Supreme Court of Louisiana January 5, 1925, No. 26714. (State v. Farmer)
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United States · · · 05-01-1925
O’NIELL, G. J.
The appellant, J. It. Parmer, and two other men, were prosecuted for the offense of manufacturing intoxicating liquor for beverage purposes. The two other men were acquitted. Parmer was convicted and sentenced to pay a fine and be imprisoned. By motion in arrest of judgment, he complained that the bill of information did not charge him, with any crime or offense.
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