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Roberts, et al v Adventure Holdings, LLC, et al
GAL's residence not sufficient for venue; motion to dismiss pursuant to Rule 12(b)(3) treated as motion to transfer venue
Sheffer v Rardin
Petition for sale in lieu of partition; Judicial admission
State v Capers
Testimony that defendant was shackled when arrested not a constitutional violation
State v Chillo
Sufficiency of Indictment; motion to dismiss; insufficient evidence of intent
State v Crowder
Probation violation; special condition for sex offenders
State v Ford
Reasonable suspicion to conduct traffic stop for equipment violation
State v Foy
Search Incident to Arrest
State v Hernandez
Search and seizure; permissible duration of traffic stop
State v Hunter
Motion to suppress; motion to dismiss; jury instruction; closing remarks
State v Jones
Drugs, Constitutional Law -Confrontation clause
State v Paterson
N.C. Gen. Stat. Sec. 15A-1242; Inquiry sufficient
State v Wilkins
Insufficient evidence to support PWISD charge
Supreme Court Opinions Filed December 20, 2010
Boseman v. Jarrell
Validity of non-stepparent adoptions when the minor's biological parent also seeks to retain parental rights
In Re A.R.D.
Termination of parental rights; whether the trial court abused its discretion by not holding a hearing to determine whether a guardian ad litem should have been appointed for the minor child's mother
In Re H.N.D.
Adjudication of neglect; whether trial court was required to make a specific finding that the minor child was at substantial risk
Powell v. City of Newton
Whether a settlement agreed to by all parties in open court to sell land for a specified price in exchange for a deed to the property complied with N.C.G.S. § 22-2, the Statute of Frauds
Ron Medlin Constr. v. Harris
State v. Melvin
Whether in submitting joined mutually exclusive crimes to the jury for determination, the trial court committed plain error in not instructing the jury that it could find defendant guilty of either crime, but not both crimes