Millner v. State

(partly concurring and partly dissenting).— When the opinion in this case was delivered I agreed to the reversal, and thought then and think yet there were quite a number of questions of a reversible nature besides those upon which Presiding Judge Prendergast reversed the judgment. The case is quite an interesting one and fully remarkable in some respects. The indictment contains two counts, one charging appellant with being an accomplice to the homicide, Elie Pointer being the principal in the killing; the other count charging that appellant was an accessory after the fact. Of course, this…