The principal question made by Cleek's assignments of error is that "there is no evidence to support the verdict" finding him guilty of "gaming", for which he was assessed a fine of $50.00.
The first of the two counts in the indictment charged Cleek with unlawfully keeping or exhibiting described "devices" for gaming, an act made a misdemeanor by Code Section 11276. The second count charged him...
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