State v. Hayes
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtPabKER, C.J.
Before pleading to the indictment, defendant moved to quash it. The defendant contends that the first two counts in the indictment charge the commission of felonies, while the third count in the indictment charges the commission of a misdemeanor; and that the Municipal-County Court of the city of Greensboro has original exclusive jurisdiction over misdemeanors, and, consequently, the indictment should be quashed. This assignment • of error is overruled. The third count in the indictment charges a violation of G.S. 20-105, which is a misdemeanor. So far as the record before us discloses, the…
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