Miller v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the CourtDenison, C. J.
Epitomized Opinion
Judgment affirmed.
Miller with others was indicted on four counts, first, to violate the prohibition act, second, for unlawful possession, third, for unlawful sale and fourth, for maintaining a nuisance. He was convicted on all four counts and sen-*93fenced upon each. June 25th an order on the juornal of the court was entered, vacating the former sentence and imposing a new one for fines of about half the former amount, and for less imprisonment. On July 6th an order was entered vacating the sentence of June 25th, and re-imposing the original sentence. On the same day, upon a…
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