19 S.E. 154 | N.C. | 1894
The case states that the defendant prayed an appeal to the Supreme Court, and, "upon filing his affidavit of his inability to give security for the cost of the appeal," was allowed to appeal in formapauperis. These are almost the very words used in S. v. Jones,
If the defendant had proper ground for a certiorari, he should have moved for it before the cause was reached for argument. S. v. Rhodes,
It is not improper to say that, looking into the record, there appears to have been no error, even if the case had been here regularly.
Appeal dismissed.
Cited: S. v. Bramble,