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State v. Henderson
kidnapping, jury instructions, separate and independent act, plain error
State v. Jones
lesser-included jury instructions, motions to dismiss, order of closing arguments, aggravating factors
State v. Jones
post conviction DNA testing, N.C.G.S. 15A-269, material
State v. McCord
Life without parole, Miller v Alabama, N.C.G.S. 15A-1340, 19A et.seq., Witness credibility determination by judge based on trial transcript, mitigating factors
State v. Moody
Substantial evidence; circumstantial evidence; reasonable mind; reasonable juror; fingerprint; State v. Irick; State v. Scott; description; ineffective assistance of counsel; IAC; moot
State v. Nova
Indecent liberties with a child; Rule 404(b) evidence; evidence of a prior crime; Rule 403 balancing test
State v. Parker
Anders brief, no error
State v. Patterson
Motion to withdraw; absolute impasse; motion for mistrial
State v. Pena
involuntary intoxication, jury instruction, authentication, motion to dismiss
State v. Rawson
exclusion of evidence, character evidence, motion to dismiss charges.
State v. Rollinson
criminal; first-degree murder; motion to dismiss; intent; intoxication; sufficiency of evidence; jury issue.
State v. Slade
N.C.G.S.15A-1340.19A, et.seq., State v Kelliher, oral finding, de facto life sentence
State v. Suggs
preservation, plain error, motion to dismiss, acting in concert
State v. Taft
Assault and battery; error by trial court in probationary term
State v. Warren
jury instruction; constructive possession; NC Pattern Jury Instructions
State v. Wilkins
Obtaining property by false pretenses; obstruction of justice; indictment
Stephens v. Lunnermon
arbitration, breach of contract, abuse of discretion
Tadlock v. Moretz
restrictive covenants, equitable servitude, standing, general plan of development
Teasley v. Harris Teeter, LLC
motion to dismiss, interlocutory appeal, substantial right
Wells Fargo Bank, NA v. George
Motion to Dismiss; 12(b)(1); 12(b)(2); Personal Jurisdiction; Subject Matter Jurisdiction; Affirmed