Miller v. State

First. A demurrer was filed to the indictment npon the ground that it did not set out the facts from which it appeared that the alleged false testimony upon which the charge of perjury was predicated was material. This demurrer was overruled by the trial court. The contention is that the facts must be set out in the indictment showing the materiality of the testimony alleged to be false. With this .contention we cannot agree. It would require the pleader to state all of the- evidence upon which he relied. This is never necessary. It is enough on this subject for the indictment or information…