People v. Castaldia
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcCOMB, J.
Defendant appeals, after a jury trial, from (1) a judgment finding him guilty of accepting a bet on a horse race, contrary to the provisions of section 337a, subdivision 6, of the Penal Code, and (2) an order denying his motion for a new trial.
IP acts: During the voir dire examination of the jury, juror Angela R. Kennedy, in response to questions of defendant’s counsel, stated that there was nothing in the nature of a bookmaking case to cause her to hesitate to sit as a juror; that if some of the evidence took place in a bar it would not prejudice her in any manner; that she would not suffer…
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