SEARCH WITHOUT A WARRANT.
SHALL IT BE ALLOWED IN NFW ZEALAND' The follow ing is a true incident which can lie confirmed from official record'. The incident took place miller a law nlonlhal with the one for which tin- professional Prohibitionists are now soliciting votes. Read it. ami tliioi ileciile lor your-olf wlieilior von desire t i a similar -late n| j tiling' in t hi' country : "Hr F. T. Joh n 'on. of tlm AI.K.T. Hospital, in Parsons. Kansas, '.vassoil- ■ teiu ed to six mouths in iail lor ‘possessing and transporting a bottle of liquor which lie bad in bis travelling hag. He appealed to the Supreme G-oiirt of the State on tit" ground that his ■ onstitiitional right to protection against search and seizure had been violated when police officers searched bis baggage without a warrant. The deeison of the lower court in convicting him was upheld." Glider Prohibition it is the easiest thing in the world to become a criminal. You will never be free from fear of molestation and interference. Your home can I & searched at any hour of the day or night. Spies will earn a living bringing about “convictions." Advt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 October 1925, Page 2
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195SEARCH WITHOUT A WARRANT. Hokitika Guardian, 2 October 1925, Page 2
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