Wilson v. State

Russell, O. J.

1. While in the trial of a felony there is no authority at law for examining on the voir dire two or more jurors together, or for putting upon the prisoner, after the examination, more than one juror at a time, still the right of separate examination may be waived; and where no objection is made at the time the jury are about to be put on their voir dire, it is too late, after verdict, to make this objection for the first time.

2. There was some evidence from which the jury could have found that at the time of the homicide the accused and the person killed were engaged in a…