Johnson v. State

The defendant in the court below was indicted. and convicted for the larceny of a bull yearling, the property of George Hicks.

At the outset of the trial the appellant attempted to challenge for cause certain prospective jurors for the reason it was established that they were members of the Cattlemen’s Association.

In the recent case of Finley v. State, Ala.App., 52 So.2d 167,1 we held that because a prospective juror was. engaged in the business of cattle raising for a livelihood did not disqualify, him to serve on a jury in a case in which the prosecution was based on larceny of a cow. The…