State v. Parks
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
FRYE, Justice.
On the basis of six assignments of error defendant seeks reversal of his first degree burglary conviction, a new trial on his conviction of murder in the first degree, or, in the alternative, a new sentencing hearing on the burglary conviction. We find no error and thus leave undisturbed defendant’s two life sentences.
On 27 July 1987, the grand jury of Moore County returned true bills on separate indictments charging defendant with the 5 April 1987 murder of Russell Comer and first degree burglary of the dwelling house of Russell Comer while the house was occupied by Russell…
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