Conner v. State of Arizona

— Prank Conner, hereinafter called defendant, was informed against for the crime of murder in the first degree. He was tried before a jury which found him guilty and fixed the penalty at death, and his appeal is now before us.

There are but two assignments of error. One of them goes to the refusal of the court to allow a challenge for cause to A. L. Peck, who was called as a juror in the case, and the other is based on the alleged failure of M. I. Davis, another juror, to answer truly concerning his qualifications. Section 5035, Revised Code of 1928, gives the grounds of challenges for jurors…