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State v. Bracey
Motion to dismiss, sufficient evidence, incriminating circumstances, knowledge requirement, stolen gun, viewing evidence in the light most favorable to the State.
State v. Carwile
Jury instruction; plain error; castle doctrine
State v. Davis
Possession of Stolen Firearm; guilty knowledge; sufficient evidence
State v. Ford
Possession of a firearm by a felon; Rule 403; Rule 404(b); Relevance; Ineffective Assistance of Counsel; Sufficiency of the Evidence
State v. Greene
Resisting a Public Officer; Anders Brief; Motion to Suppress; Plea Agreement; Criminal Pleading; Sentencing; No Error.
State v. Hayes
Plain Error; Expert Testimony; Sexual Abuse; Expert Diagnosis Absent Physical Evidence; Vacate and Remand.
State v. Hines
plain error; video authentication; Rule 404(b); plea transcript; expert testimony; instruction on flight.
State v. Jenkins
failure to report a new address as a sex offender; sufficient evidence; willful behavior
State v. Johnson
animal cruelty; exigent circumstances; motion to suppress; warrantless search; curtilage
State v. Jones
Trial court did not err by instructing the jury that a gun shot wound is a serious injury as a matter of law; serious injury jury instruction; serious injury as a matter of law
State v. Lingerfelt
Petition for termination of sex offender registration; determination of correct tier of def
State v. Martinez
Plain Error; Rule 609; Confidential Informant, Impeachment; Ineffective Assistance of Counsel; Stricken Testimony; Preservation.
State v. McCullough
Probation revocation, new criminal offense, attorney appointment fee, willful violation, clerical error, attorney fees, writ of certiorari.
State v. Merrell
jury instructions, unanimous verdict, sufficiency of the evidence, keep or maintain a vehicle for controlled substance
State v. Moody
trial court; thc; ex mero mutu; gross; impropriety; impairment; proximate cause
State v. Phillips
Opioid trafficking; def contends clerical error by TC
State v. Quick
trial court; assault; exigent; circumstances; physical; injury; law enforcement; officer; motion to suppress; motion to dismiss; de novo
State v. Ramey
guilty plea, plea agreement, conspiracy to traffic, drugs, illegal substances, transportation, traffic stop, sentencing credit, therapeutic community, rehabilitation program, state or local institution, private institution, petition for writ of certiorari, PWC, de novo, statutory interpretation, plain language.
State v. Reel
Fourth Amendment, Motion to Suppress, Knock and Talk
State v. Rutherford
trial court's statements at sentencing; individualized consideration; consecutive sentences