State v. . Jordon
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtBarnhill, J.
By tbe enactment of Chap. 351, P. L. 1881, tbe Legislature created two separate criminal offenses. Tbe first, Sec. 1, now G. S. 14-44, is designed to protect tbe life of a child in venire sa mere and makes it unlawful to prescribe or administer drugs to or perform an operation upon a “woman, either pregnant or quick with child,” with intent thereby to destroy said child. Tbe second, Sec. 2, now G. S. 14-45, condemns the administration of drugs to or performance of an operation upon a “pregnant woman . . . with intent thereby 'to procure a miscarriage of such woman, or to injure or destroy…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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