Miller v. State

Concurring in the affirmance of this judgment, I do not care to go into a detailed statement of the case, the law or the facts. In a general way the record as well as the opinion and Judge Harper's dissent show when the appellant offered to prove acts of intercourse by prosecutrix with other men, objection was made by the State, and sustained. The court, upon reconsideration, informed the defendant and his counsel they could prove all such acts of intercourse and any other fact which tended to show the prosecutrix was not chaste; and, further, could show, if they so desired, her reputation…