Home > Journals > Michigan Law Review > MLR > Volume 30 > Issue 6 (1932)
Abstract
Plaintiff's counsel was permitted, over the objection of defendant's counsel, to ask on voir dire examination whether the jurors or the members of their families were stockholders in any insurance company. Held, proper under the circumstances, there being no showing of want of good faith, or persistent course or effort to impress on the jury that the defendant's liability was insured. Raines v. Wilson (Iowa, 1931) 239 N. W. 36.
Recommended Citation
TRIAL PRACTICE - QUESTIONING ON VOIR DIRE AS TO RELATION TO INSURANCE COMPANY,
30
Mich. L. Rev.
981
(1932).
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