Link v. Fahey

(after stating the facts). But two errors are relied upon by defendant:

1st. That there was reversible error committed in the examination of the jurors upon voir dire, in that counsel for plaintiff inquired of each juror if he owned an automobile, if it was insured, and if he was a member of the Citizens’ Mutual Automobile Insurance Company. Some of the jurors answered one or more of these questions in the affirmative, and one juror was peremptorily challenged by counsel for plaintiff. Counsel for defendant examined the jury and passed them for cause and thereafter counsel for both sides…