State v. Hall
114 N.C. 909, 19 S.E. 602 (1894)
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Nature Of The Case
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Facts
Hall (D) was charged with killing Andrew Bryson. D shot Bryson while D was standing within North Carolina. Bryson was in Tennessee when the fatal wounds were inflicted, and Bryson died there. North Carolina tried D for murder. D claimed that unless Bryson received his wounds while he was in North Carolina, then D could not be tried for murder by North Carolina.
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