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State v. Wingate
No. 184A25Supreme Court of North Carolina
State v. Wingate, (184A25) (View COA Opinion)Whether it is plain error to admit improper vouching testimony at trial, and whether an incorrect statutory citation is fatal to a criminal indictment.
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State v. Wingate, (184A25) (View COA Opinion)Whether it is plain error to admit improper vouching testimony at trial, and whether…
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State v. Wingate, (184A25) (View COA Opinion)Whether it is plain error to admit improper vouching testimony at trial, and whether an incorrect statutory citation is fatal to a criminal indictment.
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