Langston v. State

Citations

• 129 Miss. 394
• 92 So. 554

Syllabus

<p>Juey. Juror, who heard, the facts in trial of joint defendant, not fair and impartial.</p> <p>Where several parties are jointly indicted but separately tried for the same charge, a jury or a number of jurors who tried one of the defendants is not a fair and impartial jury in the trial of another for the same offense, and, where the defendant challenged such jurors for cause, and his challenge is overruled, and he exhausts his peremptory challenges, a conviction will he reversed.</p>