Miller v. United States
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
.Hearing on an appeal by tbe accused from a judgment of conviction of tbe Supreme Court of tbe District of Columbia in a prosecution for fraudulently taking away and concealing records of a corporation and embezzling its funds. Tbe facts are stated in tbe opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Van Obsdel
Appellant, John Barton Miller, defendant below, was inflicted and convicted in the supreme court of the District of Columbia of the crime of fraudulently taking away or con■cealing records belonging to the First Co-operative Building Association, of Georgetown, District of Columbia, of which he was secretary treasurer, and, under a separate indictment, •of the crime of embezzlement of the funds of said association. 'Though he was separately indicted for each offense, the two indictments were, by order of the court, consolidated and tried together.
It appears that when defendant had exercised…
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