State v. . Stiles
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtWiNBOBNE, J.
Tbe questions of law involved on tbis appeal, as stated in brief for defendant, are (1) whether there is sufficient evidence to be submitted to tbe jury, and (2) whether there is error in tbe court’s charge to tbe jury.
As to tbe first question, we are of opinion and bold tbat tbe evidence is sufficient to take tbe case to the jury on tbe charge witb which defendant stands indicted. Tbe indictment is under tbe statute referred to as “An Act Concerning tbe Support of Children of Parents Not Married to Each Other,” G. S., 49-1, which provides tbat “Any parent who willfully neglects or who…
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