Opinion · Superior Court of North Carolina
State v. George
1 N.C. 40
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Superior Court of North Carolina
- Jurisdiction
- North Carolina
- Date
- 1794-03-15
- Topic
- general
M’Coy, J. [Ashe, J.tacente.] If there be any thing in the objection, the court will attend to it at the trial. The slave was sworn, and the bill was found. The prisoner being arraigned, pleaded not guilty; but made his escape before the day assigned for his trial. See Cox vs. Dave, postea, p. 43.
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M’Coy, J. [Ashe, J.tacente.]
If there be any thing in the objection, the court will attend to it at the trial.
The slave was sworn, and the bill was found. The prisoner being arraigned, pleaded not guilty; but made his escape before the day assigned for his trial. See Cox vs. Dave, postea, p. 43.