Denison v. State

Cecil L. Denison was informed against in the superior court of Coconino county for the crime of burglary. He was found guilty by a jury, and, after his motion for new trial was denied, appealed to this court.

There are some five assignments of error which we will consider in their order. The first is that the court erred in denying the challenge to Juror W. H. Dolton. It appeared on the voir dire of the juror that he was bom in Orabi, Arizona, and had lived in Arizona and on an Indian reservation all his life; that he was a full-blooded Hopi Indian; that he had served in the "World War, and…