State v. Wilson
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
WALKER, Judge.
Since this case involves two different defendants, and each has submitted a brief to this Court, we will examine each defendant’s arguments separately.
I. Defendant Wilson.
In his first assignment of error, Defendant Wilson argues the trial court erred in permitting consolidation of all the indictments for trial. According to defendant these indictments and the State’s proof, indicate three separate and distinct criminal transactions, these being the breaking and entering of the house on Pleasant Drive and the two robberies involving the Lynn residence and Rigsbee’s Lounge.
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