Supreme Court of North Carolina September 5, 1897 (State v. Satterfield)

lead-opinion

The defendant is indicted, as Principal Clerk of the House of Representatives of the General Assembly, for causing and permitting to be delivered to the Enrolling Clerk a certain pretended act of Assembly for enrollment. The Assembly was about to adjourn, and on 13 March, 1895, 361 bills were signed by the Speaker, including this bill, No. 1018.