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North Carolina v. Loftin6/2/1988
ched a different verdict. State v. Walker, 316 N.C. 33, 340 S.E.2d 80 (1986). The plain error rule, we have held, applies in only the truly exceptional case. State v. Joplin, 318 N.C. 126, 347 S.E.2d 421 (1986). We are convinced, in great part by the similarities between Odom and the case at bar discussed in Part I above, that this is simply not such a case. Accordingly, this second assignment of error is hereby overruled.
In conclusion, having carefully reviewed the record and each of defendant's assignments of error, we find that defendant received a fair trial, free of reversible error. Accordingly, we leave undisturbed defendant's conviction of first-degree murder and the accompanying sentence of life imprisonment.
No error.
Disposition
No error.
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