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State v. Ingram
post-deliberation juror substitution, conflict between statute and constitution, new trial
State v. Morton
Rule 403, Rule 404(b), prior conviction, sex offenses
State v. Moseley
Taking indecent liberties with a child; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-202.1(a)(2); For the purpose of arousing or gratifying sexual desire; Upon the body; Motion to dismiss.
State v. Noriega
Evidence/jury instruction errors by trial court in drug possession case
State v. Norris
Possession of firearm by a felon; Motions to Dismiss; Constructive Possession; Totality of Circumstances
State v. Potter
motion to suppress, probable cause, automobile exception, constructive possession, anticipatory bond
State v. Potts
motion to suppress; warrantless searches and seizures; probable cause; motion to dismiss; trafficking in cocaine by transportation
State v. Rager
district court, jurisdiction, intoxicated and disruptive in public, making harassing phone calls, superior court, jury trial waiver, prejudice, sufficiency of the evidence
State v. Saddler
jailhouse phone calls, implied admission, alleged prosecutorial misconduct
State v. Simmons
Self-defense, jury instruction, defense of others
State v. Sinclair
Alford Plea
Prior Record Level
Anders Brief
State v. Strickland
remand for resentencing, NC Gen Stat 20-179
State v. Teasley
Motion to Dismiss; Witness Drug Impairment, Attorney Fees
State v. Tilghman
Probation Revocation; Probation Violation Report; Willful Violation; New Criminal Offense; Clerical Error; Affirmed & Remanded.
State v. Watlington
State v. Chambers, juror substitution, N.C. Gen. Stat. 15-In re Civil Penalty
State v. Williams
limitation of cross-examination; motion to dismiss for insufficiency of evidence; kidnapping and robbery; double jeopardy; felony larceny; and fair market value of stolen items; stipulation of prior record; notice of intent to prove sentencing point; waiver of notice; inquiry under Blakely Act.
State v. Young
Special jury instructions; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 1-181(a); N.C. R. Civ. P. 51(b); Submit in writing; Fingerprint evidence; Pretrial identification; Impermissibly suggestive; High likelihood of irreparable misidentification; Closing argument; Intervene ex mero motu; No prejudicial error.
The N.C. State Bar v. Key
order of discipline, misconduct, Rules of Professional Conduct, findings of fact, conclusions of law, substantial evidence, tax withholding, income taxes, trust accounting, client ledger, entrusted funds, mistrial, confidentiality, mortgage fraud, grievance process, letter of notice, discipline, suspension, disbarment, commission of felony, bad faith obstruction of the disciplinary process
Wolf v. Swift
motion for summary judgment, interlocutory, Rule 54(b).
Woody v. Vickrey
appeals from interlocutory orders, review of sanctions orders, representation of multiple persons.