Vega, Admr. v. Evans

The vital issue in this case is the question as to the propriety of the voir dire examination of prospective jurors by counsel for plaintiff. The other assignments of error by the Court of Appeals are not so serious. While the assignments were not groundless, yet it cannot be said that the error was prejudicial.

While the court’s charge may fail to separate and define the issues of fact as clearly as might be desired, yet the charge as a whole presents a very fair analysis of the issues. Because of the small number of issues in the case no elaborate or detailed analysis was required. They are…