State v. . Currie
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Per curiam
This is a criminal action tried in the Superior Court of New Hanover County. The defendants were convicted by the jury and appealed to this Court from the judgment of said court. The record proper filed in this Court is fatally defective, for the reason (1) that no indictment appears therein; and (2) that the assignments of error appearing in the case on appeal are not in compliance with the rules of this Court.
There is a statement in the record, signed by the Solicitor for the State and counsel for defendants, to the effect that since the trial of the action, the papers in tbe case have…
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