State v. . Hall

On the motion for nonsuit, we think the evidence was sufficient to go to the jury and fully justified the verdict. It is true that there were discrepancies in the testimony of the principal witness, such as came, no doubt, from her infirmity, but as to the main features of the case her testimony was clear, direct, and consistent; and looking upon it in its most favorable light to the State, the motion for nonsuit was properly overruled. S. v. Eubanks, 209 N. C., 758, 184 S. E., 839; S. v. Ammons, 204 N. C., 753, 169 S. E., 631.

A motion for new trial for misconduct or prejudice of the jury in…