Isbell v. State , 13 Mo. 221 ( 1850 )

BIROH, J.

This 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.