Court of Appeals
State v. Brisbon
Possession of a firearm by a felon; ineffective assistance of counsel; motion to dismiss; constructive possession; prior convictions
State v. Brandon Dion Greene
Possession with intent to sell or deliver within 1000 feet of a school; motion to dismiss; sufficiency of evidence; constructive possession; intent to sell or deliver; statutory interpretation of within 1000 feet of a school
State v. Alex Antonio Green
Anders, Kinch, own review, sentence imposed, not authorized, prior record level
State v. Adam Wayne Eller
felony larceny of a motor vehicle; insufficient evidence of value of vehicle; vacate in part and remand for resentencing; enter judgment on lesser-included misdemeanor larceny; breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony therein; evidence of intent to commit larceny of car keys at time of entrance into home; no error; remand to correct clerical errors in felony breaking and entering status and class in judgment
State of N. Carolina v. D'Monte Lamont O'Kelly
lifetime satellite-based monitoring an unreasonable warrantless search
In re N.T., K.M., and A.C.
Juvenile abuse and neglect; permanency planning; guardianship; trial court's duties under Indian Child Welfare Act
Goforth v. LR Dev.-Charlotte, LLC
real estate financing transactions; North Carolina General Statute Chapter 45, Article 7; future advances; validity v. priority; deed of trust secured by real property; maturity date; record notice; summary judgment; affirmed and modified in part; reversed and remanded in part
Williams v. Marchelle Isyk Allen, P.A.
Medical malpractice; Medical Review Committee Privilege; NCGS 90-21.22A; motion to compel; motion to enforce
Angarita v. Edwards
trial court did not err by paraphrasing witness testimony in factual finding; record did not support allegation that trial judge showed hostility to party; correction of order by trial court amounted to a merely clerical correction because it added no new substantive requirements to order; ordering a mental health evaluation of a party was within the court's discretion as other relief in an action for a no-contact order; trial court did not err in failing to rule on motion to dismiss that was not served on all parties and movant did not raise at the appropriate time
State v. Teesateskie
Motion to dismiss; impairment; conflicting evidence; opinion of a law enforcement officer; conduct indicating impairment; Rule 702; prejudice.