State v. Osborne

Appellant Osborne asserts nine propositions of law.

In her first proposition, appellant claims that numerous errors occurred which, considered together, denied her due process of law and the right to a fair and impartial trial. One such error concerns the fact that the summons for special veniremen contained her name on its face; that, after the first summons was exhausted, the second summons also had her name on its face with the effect heretofore stated; that Crim. R. 24(F), which refers to the selection and seating of alternate jurors, was not strictly followed; and that extensive publicity…