Supreme Court of North Carolina October 11, 1933 (State v. . Bailey)

Stacy, C. J.

Proof or admission of an intentional killing with a deadly weapon raises two presumptions against tbe killer: first, that tbe killing was unlawful; and, second, that it was done with malice. This is murder in tbe second degree.

S. v. Robinson, 188

N. C., 784, 125 S. E., 617.

Upon these presumptions tbe jury was justified in rendering tbe verdict it did in tbe instant case.