MORRIS, Judge.
Defendant's first assignment of error presents the question of whether a defendant who was never arraigned and entered no plea at trial is entitled to a new trial. Defendant relies on State v. Lueders, 214 N.C. 558, 200 S.E. 22 (1938), where a unanimous Court, speaking through Chief Justice Stacy, said:
". . . In the absence of a plea to the indictment or charge, there was nothing for the jury to determine. See State v. Camby, 209 N.C. 50, 182...
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