Lamar v. Prosser

1. One who is arraigned for trial upon an accusation pending in a county court in this State, and who waives trial by jury and consents to be tried by the judge, will not be heard, after trial and conviction in this manner, to complain that the method of selecting the jury in- the county court is unconstitutional, or to urge the invalidity of the act creating the court, on the ground that it provides for trial by a jury of only six men.

-2. There is no merit in the contention that the act of the General Assembly providing for the establishment of county courts (Acts 1871-2, p. 294) is…