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35,564 Appellate Court Opinions
State v. Downey
Inventory of items seized pursuant to search warrant
State v. Fields
Rule 30(e); Plain error; Jury instruction; Diminished capacity
State v. Hunt
lesser included offense; jury instructions; trafficking in opium; Rule 702; Daubert
State v. Johnson
Rule 30(e); First-degree murder; Invited error; Jury instructions
State v. Jones
Sentencing hearing; Rules of evidence; Hearsay testimony; Plain error.
State v. King
sexual offense, kidnapping, mistrial, motion to dismiss
State v. McCann
Felony larceny; Value and ownership of property stolen; Restitution
State v. McLean
Evidence, Lay opinion testimony, No prejudicial error
State v. Molina
Prior record level calculation, possession of methamphetamine, felony sentencing
State v. Ore
Child Abduction; Sufficiency of the evidence; Consent
State v. Roberson
Best Evidence Rule
State v. Schimmelpfenning
Revocation of probation
State v. Vazquez
trafficking in cocaine-conspiracy; motion to continue; identity of confidential informant; discovery documents under seal.
State v. Wagner
Lay Opinion Testimony as to Guilt; Mitigating Factors at Sentencing; Privilege Against Self-Discrimination
State v. Whisenant
Robbery with a dangerous weapon; Wielding unopened knife; Threats of death; Motion to continue and for substitute counsel; Lack of contact and illness.
State v. Wilcox
Constitutionality of Traffic Checkpoint; Notice of Aggravating Factors; Harmless Error
Supreme Court Opinions Filed August 19, 2016
Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC v. Gray
Whether the six-year statute of limitations on lawsuits alleging injury to incorporeal hereditaments barred plaintiff's action to enforce its easement rights against an alleged encroachment by defendant.
E. Carolina Reg'l Hous. Auth. v. Lofton
In applying federal housing and case law, whether a public housing authority must exercise discretion in pursuing eviction of tenant for a lease violation; whether proof that eviction is not unconscionable is required in a summary ejectment proceeding under North Carolina law.
Quality Built Homes Inc. v. Town of Carthage
Whether Town of Carthage has municipal authority to charge impact fees on landowners for future water and sewer system expansion when an owner subdivides its property.