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Bailey v. State

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  • 67 Miss. 333

Syllabus

<p>Sale of Liquors. Evidence of distinct offenses under one indictment.</p> <p>If on the trial of one for unlawfully selling liquors, the prosecution has directed its evidence to one particular occasion, it is error to question defendant, on cross-examination, as to a sale on another and distinct occasion ; and if this is done, a conviction will be set aside. King v. The State, 66 Miss. 502.</p>

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