State v. . Cross
Supreme Court of North Carolina
This was a Motion made in this Court in arrest of judgment. The matters upon which the motion was based are stated in the opinion. The case has heretofore been fully reported in 101 N. C., 770, and 132 U. S., 131.
1Opinion of the Court
Clark, J.:
This cause was tried at July Term, 1888, of Wake Superior Court. On appeal to this Court, the judgment of the Superior Court was affirmed at Fall Term, 1888. Thereafter, a writ of error was sued out from the Supreme Court of the United States. That Court having held that there was no error, the defendants now move for the first time in arrest of judgment. They assign as ground of their motion, that the first count was for forgery, a statutory offence, and that the second count was at common law for uttering forged paper. There having been a general verdict on an indictment…
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