State v. McKethan
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtHiggins, J.
The appellant’s assignments of error on the appeal present three questions of law: (1) Did the court commit error by-denying the motion for a change of venue? (2) Did the court commit error by denying defendant’s motions for a new trial for that (a) Police Officer Studer stated the photograph by which the prosecuting witness identified the defendant was taken from the group section designated, “Rape,” and (b) Deputy Sheriff Snipes, in answer to a question by defense attorney, said, “Yes, sir, I have had David for other sex offenses?” (3) Did the court commit error by admitting the…
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