California Supreme Court· 7/1/1857
People v. McCalla
Citations
- 8 Cal. 301
Syllabus
<p>A defendant, in a joint-indictment, has the right to demand a separate trial, or to waive this right, and be tried jointly.</p> <p>Where several defendants are tried together, they are not allowed to sever their challenges, but all must join therein. This applies as well to peremptory, as to challenges for cause.</p>
Judges: Burnett, Terry
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