State v. . McAfee
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtClabxsoN, J.
The defendant attacks the judgment of the Superior Court, alleging that the judgment was itself conditional and came within the principle which prohibits conditional judgments. But it was in no sense conditional. The judgment itself was that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Lenoir County for a term of fifteen months. The execution of the sentence was suspended upon payment of cost for thirty days; then, afterwards, if she was found in the State of North Carolina, capias was to issue, at the discretion of the solicitor.
We do not think the court below had authority to give the…
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