State v. Blacknell

Defendant was first tried in the Mayor’s Court of Franklinton upon a warrant which charged: “On Fri. the 11 day of Sept., 1964, at 4:45 P.M. in Franklin County in the vicinity of Franklinton (1 M E) on RP 1211, Joseph D. Blacknell did unlawfully and willfully operate a motor vehicle upon the public streets or highways . . . (X) By driving while license has been suspended.” The warrant purports to have been issued by M. 0. Perry, Deputy Clerk of the Franklinton Court. See N. C. Priv. Laws 1905, ch. 92; N. C. Sess. Laws 1947, ch. 1095; N. C. Sess. Laws 1953, ch. 333; N. C. Sess. Laws 1959, ch.…