State v. Watson
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
HIGGINS, Justice.
The court correctly defined the crime of common law robbery, recapitulated the evidence, and directed the jury to ren der one of these verdicts: (1) Guilty of common law robbery; (2) not guilty. Defendant’s counsel by proper exceptions challenged the court’s failure to submit to the jury the offenses of: (1) Larceny from the person; and (2) assault on a female.
Counsel stressfully contends that Mrs. Eckerd testified she was not in fear for her life, hence the offense could be only larceny from the person. The complete answer is found in an opinion by the present Chief Justice…
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