Supreme Court of North Carolina· 12/22/1899
State v. . Jefferson
Citations
- 34 S.E. 648
- 125 N.C. 712
- 1899 N.C. LEXIS 293
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- regarding dying declarations, “[t]he nearness and certainty of death are just as strong an incentive to the telling of the truth as the solemnity of an oath”
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