People v. Taing
Citations
- 53 Cal. 602
- 1879 Cal. LEXIS 57
Syllabus
<p>Reporter's Notes in Bill on Exceptions.—The Reporter’s notes will not constitute a part of the hill of exceptions, unless embodied therein, or referred to in the bill so as to identify them.</p> <p>Challenge to Juror.—The disallowance of a challenge to a juror on the ground of actual bias is not a ground of exception.</p> <p>Evidence—Threats Previous to Homicide.—In a prosecution for murder, * evidence of previous threats made by the deceased against the defendant, and communicated to the defendant before the homicide, are not necessarily admissible, without regard to the evidence, or the facts relating to the homicide.</p>
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