State v. Monk
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
JOHNSON, Judge.
Defendant brings forth 17 assignments of error on appeal which concern (1) his competency to stand trial, (2) the admission of his in-custody statements, (3) the court’s failure to order a bifurcated trial, (4) the court’s evidentiary rulings and (5) the sentence imposed on him.
I
The first two assignments of error we address are those involving defendant’s competency to stand trial.
The court’s order of 9 October 1981 recommitting defendant to Dorothea Dix provided, among other things, that:
4. The treating physician in his or her discretion shall administer such medication at…
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