State v. Miller

In 1953 defendant was convicted of kidnapping. At that time while unrepresented by counsel he waived his right to be indicted by the grand jury and consented to the filing of an information. He was then arraigned and pleaded guilty and was given a sentence of 25 3>uars.

Thereafter, defendant commenced proceedings in the nature of coram nobis. The trial court refused to assert jurisdiction, defendant appealed, and the circuit court’s ruling was affirmed. State v. Miller, 214 Or 208, 328 P2d 869 (1958). Subsequently, defendant filed habeas corpus proceedings which were dismissed, and he again…