AS.  A  jnror  eannoC  be  aDowod  to  testily  to  ftela  thai  will  aToid  hia  Tttdict— 12^  ¥.
49.  Any  iiregtthvfty,  or  expoanre  to  nndne  inflnenee,  of  a  Jay,  or  mlaoondnci  of  te

ofBocr  in  eliaige  of  them,  will  Titiate  their  verdict. — Ih,
to.  The  MMrrdoea  not  necenariJyoonatitnte  a  part  of  the  record,  nnleaa  placed  there  by

bein^  embodied  in  the  bill  of  exceptions.— 0^^^bi»  t.  State,  684

51.  It  is  not  eompetent  for  the  prisoner  to  question  the  sufBeiency  of  the  wairr  on  erfor^
irhen  he  has  raised  no  objections  to  it  in  the  eourt  below,  by  motion  or  plea  in  abater

'    ment,  but  has  pleaded  in  bar  and  been  conrietad. — Ik,

52.  Any  Reparation  of  a  Juror  fitmi  his  ftDows,  w  flfom  the  superintendence  of  the  baffifl^
Tti  prima  fad§  eridenoe  of  irregularity ;  and  his  afldavit  ia  inadmissible  to  justify  hla
eonduet  during  the  aepantlon. — It»

65.  It  is  not  necessary  that  the  record  ahould  set  out  the  oath  preaeribed  to  the  jury^ —
mOtrtf  T.  auU,  706.
54.  If  the  record  showthat  an  "dBoer  waa  sworn  to  Idee  ohaige  of  the  Jury,**  it  is  taf-
llcient.-M

56.  The  name  of  the  aame  Juror  appearing  twice  on  the  SMtn^  without  any  oolhuSon'or
fanproper  deaign,  and  without  any  injury  ahown  to  have  been  done  the  prisoner  by  lt»
is  no  ground  of  error. — Ih.
56.  The  regular  eeatrv  is  a  matter  of  record,  aeceaslble  to  ^e  aoeused,  and  he  is  not  ^nfi-
ded  to  a  copy  of  it.  But  by  the  atatute,  he  la  entitled  to  a  copy  of  the  spedal  e«aw«d —
lb.
