State v. Legg
Citations
- 28 Del. 333
- 5 Boyce 333
- 93 A. 556
- 1915 Del. LEXIS 9
Syllabus
<p>Criminal Law—Second Offense—Punishment.</p> <p>Accused, after being convicted of selling liquor to a minor, was again indicted for a like offense. The sale charged by the second indictment occurred prior to the sale for which accused was first convicted. Held, that she could not be punished under Rev. Code of 1915, § 165, prohibiting the sale of liquor to minors, and providing that a second conviction shall work a forfeiture of the license.</p>
Judges: Heisel
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