Miller v. State

OPINION

Judge MANNHEIMER;

Richard I. Miller was found guilty of more than a hundred counts of possessing child pornography, as well as two counts of soliciting other people to tamper with evidence. (Following his arrest, Miller telephoned certain individual? and asked them to delete various materials from his home and business computers, or to remove the computers themselves.)

On appeal, Miller contends that the trial judge committed error by allowing the prosecutor to introduce evidence that Miller possessed a book entitled The Man They Called a Monster—an academic study of Clarence Osborne, 1…