State v. . Abbott

*474ClaeKsoN, I.

Was judgment rendered contrary to law in the court below on an invalid and insufficient indictment? We think not.

Did the first count in the bill of indictment constitute a criminal offense under the laws of North Carolina, upon which a valid judgment could be rendered? We think so.

In S. v. Warren, 113 N. C., 683, it was held: “Where a defendant pleads guilty, his appeal from a judgment thereon cannot call into question the facts charged, nor the regularity and correctness of the proceedings, but brings up for review only the question whether the facts charged and admitted by the…