Supreme Court of South Carolina· 7/20/1959

State v. Mayfield

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109 S.E.2d 716
235 S.C. 11
1959 S.C. LEXIS 6

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trial court's denial of defendant’s motion for new trial on basis of after-discovered evidence affirmed where trial court concluded new evidence was not worthy of belief
trial court's denial of defendant's motion for new trial on basis of after-discovered evidence affirmed where trial court concluded new evidence was not worthy of belief
defendant had waived arraignment by going to trial without objection
The Supreme Court of South Carolina rejected the defendant’s argument that the jury had been unsworn because “[o]ne may not take his chance of a favorable verdict and, after an unfavorable one, raise an objection that should have been made before the verdict was rendered.”

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Judges: Legge, Stukes, Taylor, Oxner, Moss

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