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· 10/12/1882

People v. Darr

Citations

  • 61 Cal. 554
  • 1882 Cal. LEXIS 665

Syllabus

<p>New Trial—Appeal—Circumstantial Evidence.—Held: The evidence was not so clearly insufficient to justify the verdict, as to justify this Court in reversing the order denying a motion for a new trial on that ground.</p> <p>Jury—Challenge To Panel.—It is not error to disallow a challenge to a panel of jurors composed of persons summoned by order of the Court from the bystanders, where the challenge is not based upon any of the grounds specified in the Code.</p> <p>Deputy op District Attorney—Inpormation—Signature.—It is sufficient if the name of the District Attorney be subscribed to the information by his deputy.</p> <p>Swearing op Juror—Presumption in Pavor op Regularity.—It will be presumed that a juror was duly sworn, where it does not appear from the record to the contrary.</p>

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