State v. Brown
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BRASWELL, Judge.
The crimes for which the defendant has been convicted stem from two occasions in which the defendant hired two individuals to carry out unlawful acts against persons he wished to harm. In those crimes arising from the first instance, the defendant was convicted of conspiracy to assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious bodily injury, conspiracy to commit non-felonious breaking or entering, and non-felonious breaking or entering. His second attempt to pay someone for criminal conduct resulted in the defendant’s conviction of two counts of solicitation to commit murder.…
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