Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1898

State v. Ray

State v. Ray
Supreme Court of North Carolina · Decided May 11, 1898 · Fairoloth
122 N.C. 1095

State v. Ray

Opinion of the Court

Fairoloth, tí. J.:

The defendant was indicted, tried and acquitted of the charge of an assault and battery. There was no prosecutor and no person adjudged to pay the costs as prosecutor.

The defendant prayed the Judge for an order, directing that defendant’s witnesses be paid by the County. His Honor, in the exercise of his discretion, refused to make such an order. The exercise of such discretion is not reviewable in this court. The question is fully considered and decided in State v. Massey, 104 N. C., 877. This discretion is expressly conferred on the court by The Code, 733.

Affirmed.

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