Indiana Supreme Court July 1, 1960, 29,893 (Murley, Conklin v. State)
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United States · · · 01-07-1960
Landis, J.
Appellants were charged with possessing gambling devices, known as pinball machines, which machines were alleged to be equipped with automatic recording devices providing the right to replay in violation of Burns’ Indiana Statutes §10-2332 (1956 Replacement) ,
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The causes were consolidated together for trial and appellants were tried by a jury resulting in their conviction.
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