Court of Appeals
State v. Torrey Jermaine Grady
Relevance, undue prejudice, substantially outweighed, improper closing statement, caretaker abuse, manipulation by defendant
State v. Takiea Nicole Tull
no violation of the right to confrontation occurred during probation violation proceeding; ineffective assistance of counsel claim failed where there was no showing that counsel's performance was deficient; trial court did not abuse its discretion in finding that the defendant willfully failed to pay monies owed as a condition of probation
State v. Powell
certiorari, attorney?s fees, restitution order, opportunity to be heard
State v. Morrow
probable cause, DWI, impaired, HGN Test, breath test, motion to suppress, totality of the circumstances
State v. Ledbetter
termination of sex offender registration
State v. Johnson
Defendant convicted of possession of a firearm by a felon, possession of a stolen firearm, possession of cocaine, and knowingly maintaining a dwelling to keep a controlled substance; issue writ of certiorari; motions to dismiss for insufficiency of evidence; no substantial evidence that Defendant allowed others to resort to his dwelling to use controlled substances; North Carolina General Statutes Section 90-108(a)(7); reversed and remanded in part; North Carolina Rule of Evidence 702; reliability of expert testimony; no plain error
State v. Fernando Alvarez
motion to suppress; constitutionality of checkpoint; primary programmatic purpose; independent reasonable suspicion
State v. Christman
Indecent liberties, statutory sexual offense, statutory sexual offense with a child by an adult, expert witness, disclose, disclosure, vouch, truthfulness, plain error, child sexual abuse, child victim, credibility, penetration, sexual act, labia
State v. Blueford
jury instructions
State v. Blakley
Sex offender registration; willful failure to notify of change of address; jury instructions on willfulness element; ex post facto challenge to changes in sex offender registration statutes