State v. . Whitsenhunt
5 N.C. 287
Opinion
From Lincoln. The solicitor for the State is entitled to a fee on a scire facias against a delinquent juror, in all cases where costs are given against such juror. Where the juror is discharged without costs, the solicitor is not entitled to a fee.
Cited: S. v. King,
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State v. . Whitsenhunt, 5 N.C. 287 (N.C. 1809).
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State v. . King
57 S.E. 516 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1907)