State v. Walker

RodmaN, J.,

The record contains 225 assignments of error. Manifestly a seriatim discussion is not desirable. Instead we treat the basic principles which appellants urge in support of their assignments of error.

When the State rested, defendants severally moved for nonsuit which, if allowed, would have the force and effect of ¡a judgment of not guilty. G.S. 15-173. They offered no evidence. The court overruled the motions and defendants severally excepted. The correctness of the rulings on the motions so made is the first question presented.

If the evidence offered, when viewed in the light most…