State v. Thompson

WHICHARD, Judge.

Defendant first contends in her brief that her convictions are “void for fatal variance” in that she was tried and convicted for violations of G.S. 14-90, which is “a private sector embezzlement statute,” when she should have been tried for violations of G.S. 14-92, a statute “applicable to public officials.” The indictments against defendant do not refer specifically to any statute, and they are sufficient to charge defendant with violations of either G.S. 14-90 or G.S. 14-92. Both statutes create a felony offense, and the sentence imposed for each offense of which defendant…