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, Supreme Court , 80A13 (Per Curiam) , Published
State v. Wilkes

Whether defendant's motion to dismiss one of two felony assault charges against him should have been allowed because the charges stemmed from one continuous transaction

, Supreme Court , 52A13 (Per Curiam) , Published
State v. McKenzie

Whether a DWI charge should be dismissed on double jeopardy grounds because of DMV's previous one-year suspension of defendant's commercial driver?s license following his arrest for DWI

, Supreme Court , 31A13 (Per Curiam) , Published
State v. Hester

Whether the trial court committed plain error in admitting lay testimony identifying defendant as the perpetrator of a crime based primarily on original surveillance video footage not introduced at trial

, Supreme Court , 26A13 (Per Curiam) , Published
State v. McDaris

Whether there was a fatal variance between the indictment under which defendant was charged and the trial court's instructions to the jury

, Supreme Court , 8A13 (Per Curiam) , Published
State v. Rollins

Denial of defendant's MAR following his convictions; whether the trial court abused its discretion by not holding an evidentiary hearing to consider defendant's claim that he did not receive a fair trial because of juror misconduct

, Supreme Court , 203PA12 (Per Curiam) , Published
State v. Pizano-Trejo

Plain error review; whether a defendant convicted of first-degree statutory sexual offense with a child under N.C.G.S. ? 14-27.4(a)(1) should have that conviction vacated because of a variance between the language in the indictment and in the trial court's instructions to the jury

, Supreme Court , 415PA12 (Per Curiam) , Published
Tyndall v. Ford Motor Co.

Products liability action; whether an appellate court has jurisdiction to hear an interlocutory appeal from a trial court's denial of a motion to dismiss based on a statute of repose; determination of which statute of repose applies to the instant action

, Supreme Court , 29A13 (Per Curiam) , Published
Johnston v. State

Whether the North Carolina Felony Firearms Act, which bars certain felons from possessing firearms anywhere, is unconstitutional as applied to plaintiff

, Supreme Court , 499PA12 (Per Curiam) , Published
State v. Huss

Appeal from defendant's convictions for first-degree kidnapping, second-degree rape, and second-degree sexual offense; whether the State proved that the victim was physically helpless, as required under N.C.G.S. ?? 14-27.3(a)(2) and 14-27.5(a)(2)

, Supreme Court , 424A12 (Justice Mark Martin) , Published
Green v. Freeman

Suit by investors to recover money lost in a business venture; liability of one individual defendant based on breach of fiduciary duty and piercing the corporate veil

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