State v. . Stallings

| Sup. Ct. N.C. | Jul 5, 1804

The Attorney-General may ask the question concerning a witness for the defendants, whether he is a man of bad moral character. He is not confined to the question whether the witness be a man of veracity, or of veracity when (301) upon oath.

So the question was asked as to his moral character.

NOTE. — See S. v. Boswell, 13 N.C. 209" date_filed="1829-06-05" court="N.C." case_name="State v. . Boswell">13 N.C. 209.

Cited: S. v. Boswell, 13 N.C. 210; S. v. Daniel, 87 N.C. 508.