State v. Kokoszka

The accused was a former employee of the Remington Rand Company at Middletown, and on the day of the alleged offense was out on strike. The State claimed that he was standing with other strikers in a lot near the company’s plant and threw a stone which shattered the window of a bus, which was carrying as passengers those who were then employed at the plant. He was found guilty by the jury and moved in arrest of judgment and for a new trial on the ground that two of the jury panel were not acting impartially and could not act impartially upon the trial, in view of their answers when they were…