State v. . Chrisp
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Indictment for a nuisance tried at Fall Term, 1880, of Greene Superior Court, before Gudger, J. This prosecution commenced in the inferior court of Greene county, where the defendant was tried and convicted. Upon his motion to arrest judgment being overruled, he appealed to the superior court, and on the hearing the judge affirmed the ruling below, and the defendant appealed to this court.
1Opinion of the CourtRueein, J.
The indictment, under which the defendant stands convicted, in effect, charges that on a day certain, in the county of Greene, in the public streets of the town of Snow Hill, and in the presence and hearing of divers citizens of the state then and there assembled,' and in the presence and hearing of divers oiher citizens then and there passing and repassing, the defendant did curse and swear in a loud voice, and did utter the profane words set out in the indictment; and did then and there and for the space of-five minutes continue to utter and frequently repeat the said words in the presence…
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