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State v. Marler
indecent liberties, expert testimony, motion to dismiss, sentencing
State v. Moorer
DWI;
Admission of Body Camera Video;
Plain Error;
State v. Parker
Case Descriptors: Right to Counsel; Sixth Amendment; Motion to Continue
State v. Parry
Revoke; Probation; Expired; Good cause; Remanded
State v. Pratt
Second Degree Murder;
IAC;
Motions to Continue;
Imperfect self defense;
Mitigated sentence;
State v. Pritchett
Child Abuse; Definition of Caretaker; Motion to Dismiss
State v. Rector
First degree murder, voluntary intoxication, motion to suppress, robbery with a dangerous weapon, 5th amendment, 8th amendment
State v. Robertson
plea arrangements; plea withdrawal
State v. Summers
trial court did not prejudicially err by admitting recorded statement that Defendant had previously shot his cousin; trial court did not plainly err in its limiting instruction to the jury; Defendant's challenge to the denial of his motion for appropriate relief dismissed because Defendant failed to appeal from the order
State v. Thompson
assault; distinct interruption; multiple assault charges
State v. Whitcher
sexual assault on a minor; expert testimony; witness credibility
State v. Williams
DRE expert testimony; indications of impairment; driving while impaired.
Town of Rural Hall v. Garner
Judgment on the pleadings; De novo; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 159-28; Preaudit certificate; Contract; Void; Sovereign immunity
WR Imaging LLC v. N.C. Dep't of Health & Hum. Servs.
OAH, Certificate of Need, State Medical Facility Plan
Sound Rivers, Inc. v. N.C. Dep't of Env't Quality
Whether the Administrative Law Judge properly affirmed the issuance of a permit, pursuant to N.C.G.S. 150B-34(a) (2021).
State v. Abbitt
Whether the trial court erred in refusing to admit evidence proffered by the defense which defendants asserted would tend to exculpate them in connection to the crimes for which defendants were being tried.
State v. Hicks
Evidence taken in the light most favorable to the State was sufficient to support the trial court's decision to instruct the jury on the aggressor doctrine even in circumstances involving the defense of habitation.
State v. Johnson
Whether defendant presented a prima facie case of selective enforcement.
State v. McKoy
Whether the Court of Appeals erred in holding that defendant was not entitled to a new trial based on the trial court's decision to exclude evidence found on the victim's cell phone.
State v. Richardson
Whether defendant's capital trial and sentence of death were free of error or prejudicial error as regards defendant's motions for the trial judge to recuse himself or be disqualified and various evidentiary and jury selection issues.