State v. Raynor

In the first count in the warrant, defendant is charged with the commission of the offense condemned by G.S. 14-335, a public-local statute applying to Washington and certain other counties. The charge is laid substantially in the language of the statute and is sufficient to repel a motion in arrest of judgment. S. v. Jackson, 218 N.C. 373, 11 S.E. 2d 149, 131 A.L.R. 143.

Exception to the judgment presents the single question whether the facts found and admitted are sufficient to support the judgment. It is insufficient to bring up for review the evidence upon which the findings are based.…