State v. Little
Supreme Court of North Carolina
AttachmeNt for contempt, beard before Long, J., at July Criminal Term, 1917, of Richmond. • On notices issued, tbe court beard tbe evidence submitted on affidavits; made full and pertinent findings of fact, which- are spread upon tbe record, and thereupon adjudged defendant guilty of contempt and imposed a fine and imprisonment. Defendant excepted and appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtHoice, J.
It appears from tbe findings of fact which accompany tbe case on appeal and are a part of it that, at tbe criminal term aforesaid, indictments were pending against defendant for illegal traffic in spirituous liquors and that a brother of defendant, Hector Little, was also indicted for similar offenses, and that a principal witness against these defendants was one ~W. E. Reynolds; that on Tuesday night of tbe term about 9 P. M., before tbe trial of tbe cases, at a cafe in tbe town of Rockingham, near tbe court bouse and near tbe hotel where tbe judge was staying, tbe said witness was violently…
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