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Santree N.C. LLC v. Hines
Lease; ejectment
State v. Armstrong
motion to suppress, consent, blood draw
State v. Blackburn
Assault with at Deadly Weapon inflicting serious injury;
Armed Robbery;
Self- Defense from Dog;
Plain Error Review;
IAC;
Unanimous jury verdict;
State v. Cottingham
First-Degree Murder conviction; Motion to Dismiss for Insufficient Evidence; Ex mero motu closing statement review; North Carolina Rules of Evidence 404(b) and 403.
State v. Davis
PWC; recidivist determination; substantial similarity; Cryan test.
State v. Dingle
Resisting a Public Officer; substantial evidence
State v. Dumas
assault with a deadly weapon; intent to kill; jury instructions; motion to dismiss; lesser-including offense
State v. Fox
Petition for Writ of Certiorari
State v. Greene
motion to dismiss; substantial evidence; possession of a firearm by a felon; constructive possession; flight; constitutional challenge.
State v. Jones
constructive possession, possession of a firearm by a felon, motion to dismiss.
State v. Littlejohn
indictment; defect; certiorari; PWC; Cryan; felonious restraint; habitual felon; kidnapping; Rule 4; merit; extraordinary circumstances.
State v. McLeod
probation, willfully absconded, N.C.G.S. § 15A?1343, N.C.G.S. § 15A?1345.
State v. Medley
self-defense; jury instructions; prejudicial error; stand-your-ground; second-degree murder.
State v. Murray
DVPO Violation; substantial evidence; special jury instruction
State v. Prince
Jury instructions; Plain error; Ineffective assistance of counsel; Motion for appropriate relief.
State v. Rascoe
Plain error, Invited error
State v. Stokley
possession of firearm by felon
constitutionality
State v. Teal
In effective assistance of counsel, motion for appropriate relief
State v. Tello
Speedy Trial;
Barker factors;
Sexual offense with a minor;
Rape of a minor;
Indecent liberties;
Sua sponte mistrial;
Sufficiency of the evidence;
Disregard improper testimony;
State v. Velasquez-Guevara
first-degree murder; motion to dismiss; circumstantial evidence; acting in concert; jury instructions