Miller v. State

None of the headnotes in this case require elaboration except the first. The accusation was drawn under section 22 (page 18) of the act passed by the General Assembly of Georgia at its extraordinary session held in 1917, and charged that the accused “ did knowingly permit and allow one, whose name is unknown to prosecutor, to locate on his premises in possession an apparatus for the distilling and manufacturing of whisky and rum.” To this accusation the defendant demurred on three grounds, but the only one argued in the brief of Ms counsel in this court is the second, which, for convenience…