State v. . Dunlap
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Aim eat, from Whedbee, J., at January Term, 1912,, of Union.- Tlie defendant was charged in the Recorder’s Court of Monroe Township with larceny of some corn, charged in the warrant to be of less value than $20. The defendant was convicted, and appealed to the Superior Court. In the Superior Court he was convicted and sentenced to jail for four months. The defendant appealed to the Supreme Court.
1Opinion of the Court
WALKER and ALLEN, JJ., concurring in result. The defendant was charged in the Recorder's Court of Monroe Township with larceny of some corn, charged in the warrant to be of less value than $20. The defendant was convicted, and appealed to the Superior Court. In the Superior Court he was convicted and sentenced to jail for four months. The defendant appealed to the Supreme Court. 1. It is contended by the defendant that the recorder's court had no jurisdiction of the offense charged in the warrant. The Recorder's Court of Monroe was created by chapter 860, Laws of 1907.
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