State v. . Satterfield

Stacy, O. J.,

after stating the case: Only the inculpatory evidence has been stated, as the principal exception relied upon by the defendant is the refusal of the court to sustain his demurrer to the evidence or to dismiss the action as in case of nonsuit under C. S., 4643. S. v. Fulcher, 184 N. C., 663, 113 S. E., 769; S. v. Cohoon, 206 N. C., 388. With respect to the defendant’s alibi, it is sufficient to say he was given the full benefit of all exculpatory matters before a jury of the vicinage. S. v. Steen, 185 N. C., 768, 117 S. E., 793. The evidence was such as to require its submission…