State v. . Cockman

The exceptions made to the ruling of the judge below on the formation of the jury cannot avail the prisoner.

Both the men, when tendered, were rejected by peremptory challenges.

The challenges of this kind had not been exhausted at the completion of the jury (only 21 having been made), so that no one was upon the jury against the prisoner's will. If, therefore, an error was committed in tendering a man, it did the prisoner no wrong. It is due, however, to state that no error, of which the prisoner can complain, is apparent upon the record. The subject of challenges to jurors underwent in this…