Liquor Prohibition
Liquor Prohibition
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See also post, under Sec. 19.
Aiding and Abetting Unlawful Keeping for Sale.
Under a statute, providing that a clerk who violates or aids in violating any provision of law relating to intoxicating liquors is equally guilty with the principal, a clerk who aids another keeping intoxicating liquors with intent unlawfully to sell the same is guilty.
State v. Stickney 111 Me. 590, 90 Atl. 705.
Aiding and Abetting Sale for Purpose of Procuring Evidence to Convict. "The defendant intended to com- mit ...the act which the law prohibits. He knew the law, and brought the whisky into Thomas county for the express pur- pose of inducing others to violate the law, for the purpose of assigning them in the violation of the law. He was en- meshed in the net spread by himself. The law does not countenance the commission of a crime, even though the purpose be the apprehension of others engaged in the same criminal conduct. There is crime enough already, and it is no part of the duty of an officer of the law to aid or abet an- other in the commission of crime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See also post, under Sec. 19.
Aiding and Abetting Unlawful Keeping for Sale.
Under a statute, providing that a clerk who violates or aids in violating any provision of law relating to intoxicating liquors is equally guilty with the principal, a clerk who aids another keeping intoxicating liquors with intent unlawfully to sell the same is guilty.
State v. Stickney 111 Me. 590, 90 Atl. 705.
Aiding and Abetting Sale for Purpose of Procuring Evidence to Convict. "The defendant intended to com- mit ...the act which the law prohibits. He knew the law, and brought the whisky into Thomas county for the express pur- pose of inducing others to violate the law, for the purpose of assigning them in the violation of the law. He was en- meshed in the net spread by himself. The law does not countenance the commission of a crime, even though the purpose be the apprehension of others engaged in the same criminal conduct. There is crime enough already, and it is no part of the duty of an officer of the law to aid or abet an- other in the commission of crime.
What to read after Liquor Prohibition?
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