State v. . Johnson
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal by defendant from Daniels, J., at Fall Term, 1914, of Lenoir, from judgment sentencing ber to six months imprisonment.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
The defendant, at tbe January Term, 1913, bad pleaded guilty to three bills of indictment charging her with retailing, and prayer for judgment was continued on condition of good behavior, and so ordered to be further continued from term to term for three years.
The defendant appeared for the purpose of showing her good behavior from term to term until the August Term, 1914. At that term it was made to appear that the defendant had been engaged in maintaining a bawdy-house in the town of Kinston since the previous term of six months. This exception is disposed of by the decision of the Court in…
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