Unpublished
State v. Lovett
Motion to suppress; trafficking; possession; probable cause; affidavit; sufficient nexus
State v. Richmond
This Court cannot properly assess ineffective assistance of counsel issue on direct appeal.
State v. McDougal
Writ of certiorari; notice of appeal; motion to dismiss; uttering a forged instrument; obtaining property by false pretenses; intent element; knowledge element; sufficiency of evidence; preservation of issues
State v. Burns
Motion to Suppress; Out-of-court identification; No error
State v. Broadway
Hearsay; exceptions; excited utterance; lack of spontaneity; motive to fabricate
State v. James
plain error review; irrelevant evidence; failure to demonstrate prejudice
State v. Huneycutt
Anonymous tip, investigatory stop, Fourth Amendment, hunting, motion to suppress, N.C. Gen. Stat. § 113-136, reasonable suspicion, search, seizure, Wildlife Resources Commission
State v. Holland
Coerced verdict, first-degree murder, N.C. Gen. Stat. § 15A-1235(c), right to unanimous jury verdict, statutory mandate, victim impact evidence
State v. Hewitt
Batson challenge; Remand to the trial court for further findings in light of State v. Hobbs.
State v. Helton
issue is whether court erred by denying defendant's motion to dismiss the charge of notarizing a vehicle title without the principal present with the intent to commit fraud in violation of NCGS 10B-60(d); the crux is whether the State presented sufficient evidence to establish that defendant was a notary as plainly required under the aforesaid provision