Consent DVPO, Rule 60(b)(4) Motion, Void Judgment, Finding Domestic Violence Occurred.

child custody, finding of fact, permanant order, sufficient evidence, best interest of the child

Satellite-based monitoring; reasonableness under Fourth Amendment

Entrapment defense, entitlement to jury instructions on entrapment, prejudicial error

motion to dismiss; insufficiency of the evidence; first-degree forcible rape; serious personal injury; jury instruction; constructive force; mental defect

statutory rape and indecent liberties with a child; motion to dismiss; corpus delicti ('body of the crime'); strong corroborative evidence of Defendant's extrajudicial confession; bench trial; affirmed

Joinder; Joinder of offenses; Transactional connection; Single scheme or plan; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 15A-926(a); Prejudice; Same location; Same victim; Same defendant; Modus Operandi; Abusive relationship; Lapse in time; 404(b); Rape; Assault; Assault with deadly weapon; AWDWISI

Murder; rape; arson; burglary; exclusion of evidence of third-party guilt; constitutional right to present defense; acting in concert theory; harmless beyond a reasonable doubt

Rule 60(b) motion for relief from judgment; interlocutory appeal.

'time being of the essence' clause; waiver; Real Estate Offer to Purchase and Contract

motion to dismiss properly granted; failure to allege substantive elements of claim; lack of subject matter jurisdiction due to lack of standing

findings of fact supported conclusions of law that grounds existed to terminate respondents' parental rights and conclusions were not erroneous

juvenile delinquent; N.C.G.S. 7B-2405; privilege against self-incrimination; State concedes error

Foreclosure, Deed of Trust, Collateral estoppel, Foreclosure proceeding, Non-Judicial, Res Judicata, Notice, Doctrine of Collateral estoppel, Non-mutual collateral estoppel, Defensive collateral estoppel, Foreclosure sale, Assistant clerk, Foreclose, Damages, Default, Parties, Reverse Mortgage, Interlocutory, Borrower, Substitute Trustee, Immediate appeal, Summary Judgment

no error in dismissing complaint for lack of personal jurisdiction; insufficient process; insufficient service of process; no abuse of discretion in denying Rule 60(b) motion

no error in dismissing complaint for lack of personal jurisdiction; insufficient process; insufficient service of process; no abuse of discretion in denying Rule 60(b) motion

felony hit and run; reckless driving; motion to dismiss; Rule 403; N.C.G.S. 1343.2

trial court did not err in allowing officer testimony about his subsequent actions after interviewing non-testifying co-defendant; it was not plain error for the trial court to allow prosecutor to ask leading question about identity of defendant or to specify the items of stolen property in jury instructions for charge of felony larceny; thus, no errors occurred, the cumulative effect of which required a new trial

probation revocation; absconding; clerical error