PER CURIAM.
Defendant's assignments of error present two questions: (1) Should his motion for nonsuit have been allowed? (2) Did the court prejudice defendant by an expression of opinion respecting the facts?
Defendant contends his motion to nonsuit should have been allowed because the evidence identifying him as one of two men carrying packages of non-tax paid whiskey was not credible. The State's witness, an ABC officer, testified he had known defendant...
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