Hill v. State
Citations
- 112 Miss. 260
- 72 So. 1003
Syllabus
<p>Ceiminal Law. Appeal. Error. Examination of juror. Race prejudice.</p> <p>Where on a trial of a negro.for murder, a juror was asked on his voir dire, whether he had any prejudice against the negro as a negro that would induce him to return a verdict on less or slighter evidence than he would return a verdict of guilty r against a white man under the same circumstances, it was reversible error not to allow the juror to answer.</p>
Judges: Pottee
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