Commonwealth v. Neff

Opinion by

Hirt, J.,

Defendant appealed from a judgment of sentence following his conviction of fornication and bastardy. No notes of the testimony were taken at the trial but the facts material to the assignments of error have been stipulated by counsel with the approval of the trial judge, and are before us in the nature of bills' of exceptions. It is conceded that the Commonwealth’s testimony is sufficient to support the conviction. Defendant seeks a new trial on three grounds.

1. He complains that the court erred in failing to withdraw a juror because he was prejudiced by the district…