holding that trial court's erroneous determination that the defendant had ten prior record points instead of nine constituted harmless error since the defendant would still have been a Level IV offender had the prior record calculation been performed correctly
Summary of this case from State v. Moore2000
holding that trial court's erroneous determination that the defendant had ten prior record points instead of nine constituted harmless error since the defendant would still have been a Level IV offender had the prior record calculation been performed correctly
Summary of this case from State v. MooreFull title:DISPOSITION OF PETITIONS FOR DISCRETIONARY REVIEW
Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina
Date published: Jan 1, 2000
2, ‘the habitual misdemeanor statute[,] to be a substantive offense.’ ” State v. Holloway, ––– N.C. ––––,…
State v. PennyNevertheless, an error in calculating a prior record level is not prejudicial error, entitling a defendant to…