State v. . Cameron
Supreme Court of North Carolina
CeimiNal action. Appeal by defendant from Adams, J., at December Term, 1913, of Moore.
1Opinion of the Court
The long delays of the law in trials for homicide in this country, compared with that in other countries, discussed and the remedy suggested by CLARK, C. J.
ALLEN, BROWN, HOKE and WALKER concur in the decision of the case. The prisoner was indicted for the murder of John A. Blue on 11 August, 1913, and convicted of murder in the first degree. The testimony is that J. A. Blue, the deceased, was standing in the door of the commissary, which he ran in connection with the sawmill. The prisoner came around the house with a pistol in his right hand, (381) looking angry, asked for Blue, and went…
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