State v. Wade

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Appellant, has presented eight propositions of law to' support various claims of error in the trial court proeéedT ings. In his first proposition, he alleges a denial of a fair and impartial jury because of being denied the. right to examine prospective jurors as to their views on capital punishment. In State v. Lane (1976), 49 Ohio St. 2d 77, 79, *184a similar contention, “that by restricting voir dire examination on the question of capital punishment, the court prevented a venireman’s possible partiality to emerge and be met by challenges for cause or peremptory challenges,” was considered and…