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State v. Taylor
Motion to withdraw guilty plea; Handy factors; Ineffective assistance of counsel
State v. Timmons
double jeopardy; Rule 2
Stiles v. Swinging Bridge, LLC
Summary judgment; Promissory note; Inconsistent orders; Remand for clarification
Wilkie v. City of Boiling Spring Lakes
temporary taking; takings clause; equitable estoppel; compensation
Court of Appeals Unpublished Opinions Filed December 4, 2018
Baldwin Homes, Inc. v. Le
General contractor?s license, interlocutory, substantial right, value of single project, defining construction or improvement
In re: E.W.
termination of parental rights; neglect
In re: L.A.K.
Termination of parental rights; Best interests determination; No contact; Bond between juvenile and parent, NCGS 7B-1110(a); Abuse of discretion standard of review.
In re: N.H.
Permanency planning order; Sufficiency of the evidence; Cessation of reunification
Rathkamp v. Danello
equitable distribution; classification and valuation; tax consequences
Shallotte Partners, LLC v. Berkadia Com. Mortg., LLC
breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, notice, statute of limitations, proximate cause, contract terms, settlement
State v. Cody
Recanted Testimony; MAR Hearing; First-Degree Murder; Weight of Evidence.
State v. Dowd
Common Law Robbery, Felony Larceny, Double Jeopardy, Rule 2 of Appellate Procedure, Indictment
State v. Gould
Intent to Kill.
State v. Graves
Guilty plea; Aggravating factors; Prejudice
State v. Hassell
motion to suppress
State v. Jamison
sex offense with a child; indecent liberties with a child; felony child abuse by a sexual act; plain error; expert witness testimony; impermissible vouching
State v. Kraft
driving while impaired; sufficiency of the evidence that defendant was driving
State v. Nguyen
Jury trial; prosecutorial commenting on post-Miranda silence; prosecutorial question assuming a fact not in evidence; closing argument referencing excluded evidence
State v. Noble
First-degree murder; premeditation and deliberation; no jury instruction on lesser-included offenses.