State v. . Hester (1898)

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green State v. Singleton (2024)

Rule Authority · N.C. · 2 citations in this opinion

State v. Hester, 122 N.C. 1047, 1050 (1898).

green State v. Buck (1969)

Rule Authority · N.C. Ct. App.

The first witness for the State, Raymond Earl Joyner, a Tarboro police officer, stated that he “. . . knew Sidney Lee or Sidney Zeno Summerlin.” The North Carolina Supreme Court, speaking through Clark, J., in State v. Hester, 122 N.C. 1047, 1050 (1898), said: “Besides middle names and middle initials are immaterial and variances in that respect will not be considered, for the common law recognizes only one Christian name, 17 A. & E.

green Bottoms Towing & Recovery, LLC v. Circle of Seven, LLC (2024)

Cited · N.C. · signal: see

See State v. Singleton, 900 S.E.2d 802 , 823–24 (N.C. 2024) (“As we recognized in 1898, we reiterate that ‘[t]he practical sense of the age demands’ that technicalities should not carry the day . . . .” (first alteration in original) (quoting State v. Hester, 122 N.C. 1047, 1050 (1898))).