State v. Lynch

96 A. 32, 28 Del. 569, 5 Boyce 569, 1915 Del. LEXIS 48
New York Court of General Session of the Peace·Decided October 8, 1915·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

Boyce, J.,

in charging the jury, said, inter alia:

Malt liquor, or beer, as is commonly known, is a brewed liquor made of grain, especially barley, flavored with hops, and is a liquor which has undergone fermentation, and contains alcohol. 5 Cyc. 678. The sale of such liquor is prohibited in this county by what is known as the Local Option Law.

Proof of the sale of such liquor will sustain the indictment.

Jury disagreed.

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State v. Lynch, 96 A. 32, 28 Del. 569, 5 Boyce 569, 1915 Del. LEXIS 48 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1915).

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