State v. May

VAUGHN, Judge.

Since defendant May brings forward no assignments of error, his appeal only raises the question of whether error appears on the face of the record. State v. Mcllwain, 279 N.C. 469, 183 S.E. 2d 538. Defendant was tried under an indictment proper in form by a duly constituted court, the verdict supports the judgment, and defendant was sentenced to a prison term within the applicable statutory limits.

Defendant Gatlin’s only argument is that he contends the verdict does not support the judgment against him. Defendant bases his argument on the fact that the jury foreman stated the…