State v. Posey

Defendant was convicted of killing and slaying, and sentenced, to imprisonment at hard labor, and he prosecutes this appeal.

[1] 1. He reserved bill No. 1 to the refusal of the court to require the prosecuting officer to determine, finally, whether he accepted a juror, examined on his voir dire, before passing him over to defendant’s counsel for examination. There is no law regulating the matter, and defendant’s counsel were afforded full opportunity to re-examine the juror. The ruling affords no just cause of complaint. Marr’s Cr. Jur. of La. p. 536.

[2] 2. Bill No. 2 was reserved to counsel…