Supreme Court of North Carolina November 22, 1967 (State v. Davis)

Per Curiam.

Defendant assigns as error this part of the charge set forth in parentheses:

“The State contends that they have introduced this testimony of her good character and that you should see this as twofold evidence, first as corroborative evidence, and then as substantive evidence, and that she wouldn’t tell a falsehood about her evidence in the case and that you should believe her and find