State v. Lock
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
^HIGGINS, Justice.
The defendant, by exceptive assignments supported by discussion in the brief and by oral argument, contends the court committed six prejudicial errors of law: (1) By admitting the evidence of James Lampros identifying the defendant ás one of the ^persons who entered the store and committed the offenses charged; (2) by permitting Officer Banks to testify that the defendant made the oral admissions and signed the written confession introduced in evidence by the State; (3) and (4) by overruling defendant’s motion to dismiss at the close of the State’s evidence and renewed after…
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