State v. . Smith
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal by defendant from Lane, J., at July Term, 1915, of MONTGOMERY. Indictment for murder. Tbe defendant was convicted of murder in tbe second degree and sentenced to tbe penitentiary, and from tbe judgment appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
Tbe defendant Malcolm Smith and one Charles Smith were indicted on separate bills of indictment, and also on a joint bill, at January Term, 1907, for tbe murder of one Milton Bunnell. This defendant, at July Term, 1915, was found guilty of murder in tbe second degree, and sentenced to a term of eighteen years in tbe State Prison.
At January Term, 1907, this defendant was arraigned, and entered a plea of not guilty. At that term of court bis codefendant, Charles Smith, was placed on trial and found guilty of murder in the second degree for tbe killing of Milton Bunnell, and was sentenced to a…
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