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holding the privilege could have been available to an assault-with-a-deadly-weapon-inflicting serious-injury crime, unclear from the opinion, but this crime is either intentionally or knowingly done; holding no evidence supported self-defense, so that privilege had no bearing on the instant case
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No. COA16-448
12-20-2016
State of North Carolina v. Meredith Anthony Mitchell, Defendant.
Attorney General Roy A. Cooper III, by Special Deputy Attorney General Creecy C. Johnson, for the State. Dylan J.C. Buffum, for defendant-appellant.
NO ERROR.