Duncan v. State

1. Where a juror on his voir dire had so answered the statutory questions as prima facie to qualify himself,-the court did not err in refusing to allow counsel for the defendant to propound other questions “to test his impartiality;” nor was it error for the judge to refuse himself to propound other questions to the juror for that purpose. Dumas v. State, 63 Ga. 601; Simmons v. State, 73 Ga. 609 (54 Am. R. 885); Lindsay v. State, 138 Ga. 818 (76 S. E. 369).

2. After putting the juror just referred to upon the court as a trior, the defendant submitted testimony for the pur-pose of showing that…