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Monday, November 30th, 2009

West Headnote of the Day – November 30, 2009

West's Key 110 Criminal Law
West's Key 110XXXI Counsel
West's Key 110XXXI(F) Arguments and Statements by Counsel
West's Key 110k2145 Appeals to Sympathy or Prejudice
West's Key 110k2150 k. Comments on Frequency of Offenses, and Appeals for Law Enforcement.

Statement by state’s solicitor in his argument on prosecution for violation of prohibition law that “it is high time that you stopped shinny peddlers and haulers” held not to transcend legitimate bounds of argument.
Soutoula v. State, 102 So. 151 (Ala. Ct. App. 1924)

110 Criminal Law

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