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213 N.C. 381

State v. Sanderson

Supreme Court of North Carolina

Decided April 13, 1938

Supreme Court of North Carolina · decided 1938-04-13

Cited by 2 later decisions — most recently November 1952

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Decided 1938-04-13

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Stacy, C. J.

¶1Tbe defendant bas been tried upon a warrant charging bim with a felony, to wit, tbe second offense of manufacturing spirituous liquors. C. S., 3409; S. v. Burnett, 184 N. C., 783, 115 S. E., 57. Eor tbis offense trial may be bad only upon a bill of indictment found by a grand jury. S. v. Hyman, 164 N. C., 411, 79 S. E., 284.

¶2In tbis view of tbe matter tbe defendant’s plea of tbe statute of limitations, C. S., 4512, on tbe misdemeanor count becomes immaterial. S. v. Hedden, 187 N. C., 803, 123 S. E., 65.

¶3"Whether tbe solicitor can now proceed upon tbe bill of indictment, tbe nolle prosequi being without leave, is not before us for decision. S. v. Williams, 151 N. C., 660, 65 S. E., 908.

¶4Tbe motion in arrest of judgment is well taken.

¶5Judgment arrested.

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