Supreme Court of North Carolina May 9, 1973, 70 (State v. Allen)
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United States · · · 09-05-1973
MOORE, Justice.
Defendant’s assignments of error all relate to matters wherein defendant claims the presiding judge unfairly commented on the evidence or otherwise made prejudicial remarks, contrary to the provisions of G.S. 1-180.
In considering these assignments, we apply the following general principles. This statute imposes on the trial judge the duty of absolute impartiality.
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