Miller v. State

According to the testimony of the state’s witnesses, defendant and two others were found at a still preparing to manufacture whisky. The count charging defendant with manufacturing whisky was nol prossed, and the trial proceeded upon the second count in the indictment charging defendant with unlawfully possessing a still, etc. Under the evidence a jury question was presented, and therefore the general charge, as requested by defendant, was properly refused. The oral charge of the court, together with the written charges given at the request of. defendant, covered every phase of the law…