Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1941

State v. . Peele

State v. . Peele
Supreme Court of North Carolina · Decided September 24, 1941 · PER CURIAM.
16 S.E.2d 449; 220 N.C. 83; 1941 N.C. LEXIS 480 (South Eastern Reporter, Second Series)

State v. . Peele

Opinion of the Court

Pee Cueiam.

The defendant, having been permitted to appeal in forma pauperis, docketed in this Court typewritten copies of the record and case on appeal, but he failed to file a brief. Thereupon the Attorney-General moved to dismiss under Rule No. 28. In re Bailey, 180 N. C., 30, 103 S. E., 986; Comrs. v. Dickson, 190 N. C., 330, 129 S. E., 726; S. v. Dawkins, 190 N. C., 443, 129 S. E., 814.

As is the custom with us in criminal causes involving the death penalty, before acting upon the motion of the Attorney-General, we have carefully examined the record. No material defect appears therein. We have likewise considered the exceptions appearing in the case on appeal. They are without merit. The rights of the defendant were carefully safeguarded by the trial judge. The motion to dismiss is allowed.

Judgment affirmed.

Appeal dismissed.

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