People v. Miller

Boiled down to its legal level, this coram nobis petition, consisting of 37 typewritten sheets of legal cap and relating a prolix and effusive story of alleged events, contains, at most, the following issues raised for worthwhile judicial review: (1) illegal arrest; (2) illegal detention: (3) illegal search and seizure; (4) confession induced; and (5) guilty plea coerced.

Before, however, delving into a discussion of these questions, I make note here that defendant had, throughout the case, been *223represented by five attorneys, four of them assigned by the court, and the fifth, J. D. G. Murray,…