State v. Hodges

MORRIS, Judge.

The defendant preserves six assignments of error in five arguments to the court. The arguments in appellant’s brief contain assignments of error which are misnumbered and three of the assignments of error are conclusory broadsides containing no legal issue, which we have repeatedly held to be inadequate to bring a question before this Court. Hudson v. Hudson, 21 N.C. App. 412, 204 S.E. 2d 697 (1974). In the exercise of our discretion, however, we have searched the record to discern defendant’s contentions as to error, and we conclude there was no prejudicial error.

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