State v. Riggs
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
DUNCAN, Judge.
Defendant-appellant, Linwood Roger Riggs, appeals his convictions of breaking or entering into a motor vehicle and felonious larceny. The judge sentenced defendant to five-years imprisonment for the felonious breaking-or-entering conviction and to a consecutive ten-year term for the larceny offense. In addition to this appeal, defendant petitions this court for appropriate relief on the ground of newly-discovered evidence. We find no error in the trial of defendant’s case, and we deny the Motion for Appropriate Relief.
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The State presented evidence showing that on Monday, 15 May…
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