State v. Fuqua

The defendant does not question the propriety of the admission of any of the evidence of the State’s witness, Deputy Sheriff Fowlkes. In consequence, the testimony as to reports to law enforcement officers concerning the activities of the accused is governed by the rule which prevails in this jurisdiction that where hearsay is admitted without objection, it may be considered with the other evidence and given any evidentiary value which it may possess. Maley v. Furniture Co., 214 N.C. 589, 200 S.E. 438.

The solitary assignment of error made by the defendant is that the trial judge erred in…