Jackson v. State

This appellant, alleged to be a negro or a descendant of a negro, and one Alexander Markos, a Greek woman, alleged to be a white person, were jointly indicted for the offense of miscegenation, the specific- charge being that they “did intermarry or live in adultery, or fornication with each other,” etc.

We ascertain from the record, which in'its entirety has been read and considered by this court en banc, that upon arraignment this appellant demanded a severance which was granted, and the woman, codefendant, has never been tried.

“Miscegenation,” under the law of this state, is the mixture of…