State v. Campbell

In a criminal prosecution a jury returned a verdict of guilty against defendant on counts of robbery and burglary of a dwelling. Defendant appeals. He contends (1) evidence of a breaking was insufficient in that he entered through an open window and (2) the court erroneously overruled his objection to the array which included no Negros, although defendant is himself a Negro.

The dwelling in question was a recreational cabin, the south side of which consisted of a screened porch. Entrance by defendant to the porch was gained by the opening of a door that had been closed but not fastened. Indeed…