Involuntary commitment; required findings; physician's report

Reunification
Reunification efforts
In re C.P.
Effective assistance of counsel

Workers' Compensation; subject matter jurisdiction; arising out of employment; medical negligence

medical malpractice, standard of care, proximate cause, ?loss of chance;? summary judgment

unavailability; confrontation clause; forfeiture by wrongdoing; gang-related testimony

misdemeanor statement of charges; jurisdiction; In re Civil Penalty

Driving while impaired; warrantless traffic stop; anonymous tip; reasonable suspicion; no indicia of reliability, no corroboration; motion to suppress.

rape; sexual battery; jury instructions; victim; complaining witness; expert testimony; credibility; consistent with; plain error; prejudice; vouching

Criminal Convictions, Attorney-Client Impasse, Unpreserved Objection

Solicitation of a Minor by Computer; Entrapment Jury Instruction; de novo review

N.C. Gen. Stat. Section 15A-1331.2; Prayer for judgment continued; Jurisdiction to enter judgment after entry of prayer for judgment continued; Legislative intent; Statutory construction

expert testimony (Daubert, McGrady); motion to suppress; motion to dismiss

right to remain silent; Rule 404(b)

motion to quash subpoena

Priority of lien; void satisfaction; Union Central Life Insurance v. Cates; exception to pure race priority recordation; Rule 12(c)- judgment on the pleadings; bona fide purchaser for value.

Appeal from a decision of the Court of Appeals vacating an order authorizing respondent's continued involuntary commitment for failure to comply with N.C.G.S. 122C-266; whether the issue on appeal was automatically preserved and if so, whether respondent was required to show prejudice before the order could be vacated.

Review of recommendation for public reprimand

Civil liability of director of bankrupt company under N.C.G.S. 78A-56(a)(2); whether the Director Safe Harbor provision of N.C.G.S. 55-8-30 provides a defense; whether the director found liable should receive a new trial because the trial court entered judgment on inconsistent jury verdicts.

Whether defendant preserved his constitutional challenge based on Grady v. North Carolina to the imposition of lifetime satellite-based monitoring after he pleaded guilty to statutory rape and indecent liberties; whether the Court of Appeals erred in invoking Appellate Rule 2 to consider defendant's argument on appeal if this issue was not properly preserved.