People v. Miller

Appellant was convicted by a jury of three narcotics offenses, possession of marijuana, transportation of marijuana, and furnishing marijuana to a minor. The several offenses were alleged to have occurred on or about October 30, 1956.

The minor, a girl of 15, was cooperating with the police. On October 30, 1956, she was in an automobile with appellant and one Spencer, who was made a codefendant in this case. They drove her to a doctor’s office where she met the officers. She testified that appellant while in the automobile smoked a marijuana cigarette and threw the butt to the ground. Later an…