Miller v. State

Sam Miller was indicted by reason of the fact that he had aided, abetted and secured the registration of one who was not a lawful voter in the district where the registration took place, because of the fact that the voter was under twenty-one years of age. Upon trial in the court of common pleas, the jury returned a verdict of guilty. Miller prosecuted error to the Court of Appeals, that court affirmed the judgment of conviction and sentence, and Miller prosecutes error here.

The prosecution was based upon Section 4785-201, General Code, which, in so far as it is applicable to this case, reads…