State v. Stamey
207 N.C. 854
Opinion
The only exception in the record challenges the sufficiency of the evidence and the submittal of the case to the jury. The facts and circumstances bring the case within the principles heretofore applied in S. v. Shines, 125 N. C., 730, 34 S. E., 552; S. v. Allen, 149 N. C., 458, 62 S. E., 597; S. v. King, 162 N. C., 580, 77 S. E., 301; S. v. Clark, 173 N. C., 739, 91 S. E., 372.
No error.
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State v. . Clark
91 S.E. 372 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1917)
State v. King
77 S.E. 301 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1913)
State v. . Shines
34 S.E. 552 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1899)
State v. . Allen
62 S.E. 597 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1908)