Hill v. Crowell

Webb, Presiding Judge.

Valerie Hill and William Crowell were involved in an automobile accident in Columbus. On that occasion she was a passenger in a car driven by her sister. She filed suit against her sister and Crowell, driver of the other vehicle, but dismissed her sister as a party defendant. Verdict and judgment were rendered for defendant Crowell. At the trial her counsel asserted the right to a voir dire examination of each juror. The court limited in no way his right to a full and thorough voir dire examination of the panel as a whole, but declined to allow a voir dire examination of…