45 So. 865 | Miss. | 1908
delivered the opinion of the court.
In determining the competency of a juror to sit in a particular case, the whole of his testimony is to be looked to. If it appear that the juror has no bias nor prejudice in the case, and no desire to reach any result except that to which the evidence may conduct, he is a competent juror, even though he has an impression or opinion as to the guilt or innocence of the accused. This is made so expressly by Code 1906, § 2685 and by the very terms of the statute itself no fixed and invariable rule can be established by which, in all eases, the competency or in
.We decide no other question in this case.
Reversed and remanded.