holding that where form AOC-CR-305 provided two blanks for "the judge's signature, one directly underneath the judgment, and the other located at the bottom of the form below the section giving notice of appeal" and the "judge signed the second signature area at the bottom of the form, this was sufficient to constitute signing the judgment and that defendant was not prejudiced thereby"
Summary of this case from In the Matter Of: D.D.F2001
holding that where form AOC-CR-305 provided two blanks for "the judge's signature, one directly underneath the judgment, and the other located at the bottom of the form below the section giving notice of appeal" and the "judge signed the second signature area at the bottom of the form, this was sufficient to constitute signing the judgment and that defendant was not prejudiced thereby"
Summary of this case from In the Matter Of: D.D.FFull title:DISPOSITION OF PETITIONS FOR DISCRETIONARY REVIEW
Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina
Date published: Jan 1, 2001
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