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State v. Gaddy
trial court lacked subject matter jurisdiction where indictment charging perjury lacked the allegedly false statement
State v. Harris
No error; Motion to dismiss; Lesser-included offense instruction; Sentencing; Remand for clerical error.
State v. Howie
motion to dismiss for insufficient evidence, N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-208.7
State v. Jones
reasonable articulable suspicion, abandoned argument, no prejudicial error
State v. Lindsey
jury instructions on charge of failure to register as a sex offender; any error in misplacing the word willfully in the instructions did not constitute plain error
State v. McSpadden
common law robbery, resisting public officer, assault on government official, surveillance video, limiting instruction, ex mero motu, opening statement, closing argument, jury argument
State v. Silvernale
Anders v. California, 386 U.S. 738 (1967); appeal wholly frivolous; appeal dismissed
State v. Tabb
Possession of cocaine and marijuana; unchallenged findings of fact; motion to suppress; 4th amendment seizure of driver and occupants.
Wilmington Sav. Fund Soc'y, FSB v. Hall
summary judgment; negotiable instruments; ratification
Court of Appeals Unpublished Opinions Filed February 2, 2021
Est. of Seymour v. Orange Cnty. Bd. of Educ.
school board immunity; immunity waiver; insurance contract interpretation
Gasper v. Brady Trane Serv., Inc.
Rule of Civil Procedure 12(c); fraud; quantum meruit; quasi contract; express agreement; Rule of Civil Procedure 9(b); judgment on the pleadings.
In re A.S.
Permanency planning hearing; judge who presided over hearing must sign order; conceded error
In re J.J.
Juvenile proceeding; abuse and neglect; challenge to review order
State v. Avery
Post-conviction DNA testing; Anders review
State v. Chambers
Expert testimony; plain error; conceded error at sentencing
State v. Evans
Habitual misdemeanor larceny; guilty plea; sentence in presumptive range; Anders brief.
State v. Koehn
whether trial court erred by imposing two judgments for two separate convictions of the statute prohibiting persons from possessing a controlled substance on jail premises; defendant was convicted of two counts under this statute as she possessed two different controlled substances on jail premises (following arrest for DWI)
State v. Murrell
Failure to follow mandate of N.C. Gen. Stat. s. 15A-1242; waiver of counsel not knowing, intelligent, and voluntary; Sixth Amendment violation
State v. Swino
Rule 901, Rule 803(17), Kelley Blue Book report, plain error