¶1This was a prosecution for selling liquor without license, in which the defendant plead guilty, with the reliance, apparently, that the judgment would he arrested upon the grounds of his subsequent motion; which alleged the insufficiency of the indictment, &c. As we find no brief in the case, and have been unable ourselves to detect any radical insufficiency in the indictment, the judgment of the Circuit Court is, of course, affirmed.
13 Mo. 221
Isbell v. State
Decided January 15, 1850
Supreme Court of Missouri · decided 1850-01-15
<p>Practice is: the Supiieve Court. — where an appellant makes no point for the consideration of the Supreme Court, and the record presents no error, the judgment of the court must necessarily be affirmed.</p>
Decided 1850-01-15