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, Supreme Court , 382A11 (Per Curiam) , Published
State v. Anderson

Whether defendant made a valid waiver of his right to counsel under N.C.G.S. § 15A-1242

, Supreme Court , 279PA11 (Justice Mark Martin) , Published
State v. Whitehead

MAR proceeding; whether a trial court can retroactively apply the Structured Sentencing Act to modify a criminal judgment entered under the Fair Sentencing Act

, Supreme Court , 218A11 (Per Curiam) , Published
State v. Brown

Admissibility of pornographic material featuring incest at trial under Rules of Evidence 403 and 404; whether defendant was convicted of an aggravated offense under N.C.G.S. § 14-208.6(1a) and thus subject to lifetime satellite-based monitoring

, Supreme Court , 195PA11 (Justice Barbara Jackson) , Published
State v. Hunt

Whether expert testimony is required to establish the extent of a victim's mental capacity to consent when a defendant is charged with second-degree sexual offense pursuant to N.C.G.S. § 14-27.5 and crime against nature pursuant to N.C.G.S. § 14-177

, Supreme Court , 183PA11 (Per Curiam) , Published
State v. Woodard

Whether it was reversible error for the trial court to require defendant to wear prison garb during his first day of trial

, Supreme Court , 111PA11 (Justice Patricia Timmons-Goodson) , Published
Wally v. City of Kannapolis

Whether City's zoning of a newly annexed tract of land (1) was illegal spot zoning and (2) complied with N.C.G.S. § 160A-383

, Supreme Court , 333PA11 (Per Curiam) , Published
State v Joe

Whether trial court erred in granting defendant's pretrial motions to suppress and to dismiss the charge of resisting a public officer; and resulting in the dismissal of all charges against defendant

, Supreme Court , 283PA11 (Justice Patricia Timmons-Goodson) , Published
In re P.D.R.

Application of N.C.G.S. § 15A-1242 to a waiver of counsel inquiry in a termination of parental rights hearing

, Supreme Court , 100PA11 (Justice Mark Martin) , Published
State v Lawrence

Whether the trial court committed plain error by erroneously instructing the jury on conspiracy to commit robbery with a dangerous weapon when it gave proper instructions on attempted robbery with a dangerous weapon.

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