Stalcup v. Ruzic

I cannot concur in the foregoing opinion and my statement of dissent follows:

The first proposition relied upon by counsel for appellant is that the court erred in allowing counsel for plaintiff-appellee to ask each member of the jury panel on voir dire examination certain questions relative to insurance companies.

The case at hand discloses that counsel for appellee asked each juror individually, (a) “Do you have any interest or stock in the Continental Casualty Company?” (b) “Do any immediate members of your family have any stock in or direct interest in the Continental Casualty Company?” (c)…