State v. . Warren
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtDbnNy, J.
Tbe first assignment of error to be considered is based on. tbe exception to tbe refusal of bis Honor to sustain tbe defendants’ motion for judgment as of nonsuit. Tbe ruling of tbe court below in tbis respect as to tbe defendant Brown, will be upheld. However, we do not think tbe evidence as disclosed by tbe record is sufficient to sustain a verdict of guilty as to tbe defendant Warren.
There is no evidence tending to establish tbe guilt of tbe defendant Warren other than bis presence with Broyhill and Brown on tbe night of 15 July, 1946, unless tbe conversation which took place in tbe jail…
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