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15,902 Appellate Court Opinions
State v. Davis
proper denial of request for limiting instruction; clarification of prior convictions was not impeachment; failure to preserve issue for appeal;
State v. Griffin
Satellite-Based Monitoring; Warrantless Search; Fourth Amendment; Post-Release Supervision
State v. Hodge
validity of indictment; jurisdiction to enter sentence; no abuse of discretion granting continuance for issuance of superseding indictment
State v. Kowalski
Misdemeanor assault on a female; preservation; limitation of cross-examination; impeachment evidence; relevance; jury instructions; invited error.
State v. Mills
Probation, willful absconding
State v. Mitchell
foundation required for witness to testify to personal knowledge under Rule 602 of North Carolina Rules of Evidence; permissible lay opinion testimony under Rule 701 of North Carolina Rules of Evidence; cellphone technology evidence and cellphone record retention evidence; erroneous evidence of victim's good character not plain error; sufficiency of evidence to support multiple conspiracy counts
State v. Richardson
no reversible error when trial court omitted certain verbiage from final mandate of jury instruction on voluntary manslaughter
Wetherington v. NC Dep't of Pub. Safety
Just cause; Termination; State Employee; Law of the Case
Court of Appeals Published Opinions Filed February 4, 2020
Ingram v. NC State Bd. of Plumbing, Heating, & Fire Sprinkler Contractors
Administrative Agency Decision; Licensing Board
Mims v. Parker
Dog bite; Strict Liability; Negligence
Morris v. Powell
Child Support
Emancipation
Contempt
State v. Corbett/Martens
motion for appropriate relief; no-impeachment rule; sufficiency of the evidence; medical diagnosis or treatment exception to hearsay rule; residual exception to hearsay rule; N.C.R. Evid. 702(a); aggressor doctrine; jury instructions; prejudice
State v. Dravis
Reconvening order; satellite-based monitoring; reasonable warrantless search; Fourth Amendment; sex offense crimes; sufficient evidence
State v. Goins
Closing argument; Improper argument; Constitutional Rights; New Trial
State v. Parker
Possession of firearm by a felon; motion to dismiss for insufficient evidence; habitual felon; circumstantial evidence; non-preservation of a constitutional issue; improper closing argument.
State v. Patterson
Plain error; Ineffective assistance of counsel; Attorney Fees
State v. Wilson
PWISD cocaine; Sufficiency of the evidence; Intent
Wagner v. City of Charlotte
Flooding; Inverse condemnation; Negligence; Trespass; Nuisance