State v. Whitsenhunt, 5 N.C. 287, 1 Mur. 287 (1809)

July 1809 · Supreme Court of North Carolina
5 N.C. 287, 1 Mur. 287

The State v. Whitsenhunt.

{- From Lincoln.

Solicitor for the State entitled to a fee in case of a scire facias v. a dei linquent juror, in all cases where costs are given against such juror.

The question in this case was, whether the Solicitor for the State was entitled to a fee in the case of a sdre, fadas against a delinquent juror ?

By the Coukt.

The Solicitor for the State is entitled to a fee on a sdre fadas against a delinquent juror, in all cases where costs are given against such juror. Where the juror is discharged without costs, the Solicitor is not entitled to a fee.