156 S.E. 140 | N.C. | 1930
This is a criminal action in which defendants were tried on an indictment for storebreaking, larceny and receiving stolen goods, knowing same to have been stolen.
The verdict returned by the jury as shown by the record was as follows: "All of the defendants guilty on the third count, of having these goods in their possession, knowing them to have been stolen. Not guilty as to breaking and entering, and for larceny." From judgment on the verdict, defendants appealed to the Supreme Court. *91
After the return of the verdict as shown by the record, defendants and each of them moved that the same be set aside. This motion was overruled and defendants excepted. Defendants then moved in arrest of judgment. This motion was overruled and defendants again excepted. Their assignments of error based on these exceptions must be sustained. S. v. Barbee,
On the record the defendants are entitled to a venire de novo. It is so ordered.
Venire de novo.
