State v. Hammonds

The defendant moved in this Court in arrest of judgment. The motion is bottomed on the contention that the count upon which she was tried and convicted in the court below does not contain her name, and is, therefore, fatally defective. In support of her position she cites S. v. Phelps, 65 N.C. 450; S. v. McCollum, 181 N.C. 584, 107 S.E. 309; and S. v. Camel, 230 N.C. 426, 53 S.E. 2d 313.

There appears to be some conflict in the decisions of this Court on the question raised by the defendant’s motion. In S. v. Phelps, supra, however, the motion in arrest of judgment was directed to a bill of…