State v. . Blades

The right of appeal to this Court is wholly regulated by statute, and there is none which gives a defendant in a criminal action the right to appeal from an interlocutory judgment. S. v. McDowell, 84 N. C., 799.

The statute, C. S., 4650, provides that “in all cases of conviction in the Superior Court for any criminal offense the defendant shall have the right of appeal.”

In S. v. Webb, 155 N. C., 426, Mohe, J., thus states the law: “It would lead to interminable delay and render the enforcement of the criminal law well-nigh impossible if an appeal were allowed from every interlocutory order…