State v. Meshaw

Appellant does not now challenge the sufficiency of the evidence to survive his motions for nonsuit. Moreover, the basis upon which a new trial is awarded renders unnecessary a recital of the evidence.

Herein, without repetition of the several elements thereof, the word “receiving” refers to the statutory criminal offense defined in G.S. 14-71.

The record shows that the court gave this instruction: “If the State has satisfied you beyond a reasonable doubt that the property was stolen and that Meshaw (appellant), Pate or either of the Pates, or Kueghn, later after it was stolen received the same…