State v. Cleary

*191Defendant’s counsel at the trial in the superior court was permitted to withdraw after the completion of the trial, and the above-named counsel was appointed to perfect this appeal. From the record in this case, it appears that defendant was ably represented by court-appointed counsel both in this court and at the trial in the superior court.

Defendant assigns as error the failure of the trial judge to allow his motion for judgment of nonsuit. The defendant and Sebón Johnson (Johnson) were both charged in the same indictment. Upon motion of the State, the defendant was the only one tried.…