State v. Quick

MORRIS, Judge.

There is no merit to defendant’s contention that his motion for nonsuit was improperly denied. In evaluating the sufficiency of State’s evidence to withstand motion for nonsuit, the court is to resolve all doubts in favor of the State and give to the State the benefit of all reasonable inferences. If the evidence thus evaluated and considered in the light most favorable to the State tends to establish guilt, then the denial of the motion for nonsuit is proper. State v. McNeill, 280 N.C. 159, 185 S.E. 2d 156 (1971). Defendant’s specific contention is that the State’s evidence…