McMurrin v. State

*435DAVIDSON, Judge.

This is a case of rape by force, with punishment assessed at death.

In the light of the questions presented for review, a statement of the facts is not deemed called for further than to say they are ample and sufficient to support the jury’s verdict.

As we understand appellant’s contention, it is that a reversal of the case should result because of a denial of due process, as guaranteed by both the Federal and State Constitutions, in two particulars, because (a) members of the Negro race, to which appellant belongs, were discriminated against, by reason of their race, in the…