Certiorari Denied by Supreme Court March 5, 1974.
VAUGHN, Judge.
Defendant contends that "the trial court committed prejudicial and reversible error by failing to grant defendant's motions for . . . nonsuit." The use of a deadly weapon in a homicide raises a presumption of malice which renders the killing at least murder in the second degree. State v. Cagle, 209 N.C. 114, 182 S.E. 697; State v. Johnson, 184 N.C. 637, 113 S.E. 617. This presumption is sufficient...
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