State v. Brown
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Stacy, O. J.
Putting aside any consideration pf formal matters, which are not without substance, however, the only real questions sought to be presented on the appeal are: first, whether the jury list was selected from the legally prescribed source; and, secondly, whether the defendant’s confession was voluntary.
First. The Jury List. Prior to 1947, it was provided by G.S. 9-1 that the tax returns of the preceding year for the county should constitute the source from which the jury list should be drawn, and this was then the only prescribed source. To meet the constitutional change of the…
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