Whether trial court violated Apprendi v. New Jersey when it found that defendant's indecent liberties offenses were 'aggravated' and ordered defendant's enrollment in lifetime satellite-based monitoring

Plain error review; whether a defendant convicted of manufacturing methamphetamine should receive a new trial due to a variance betweeen the language in the indictment and in instructions to the jury

Reasonable suspicion to make investigatory stopo of defendant's vehicle; motion to suppress contraband seized as a result

Whether satellite based monitoring (SBM) of a sexual offender 'recidivist' violates ex post facto protections

Whether felony serious injury by vehicle (FSIV) convictions must be vacated when the jury acquits defendant of a separate charge of DWI, which is a required element of FSIV; whether competent evidence supported the aount of restitution ordered by the trial court

Whether under the satellite-based monitoring program an 'aggravated offense' as defined in N.C.G.S. Sec. 14-208.6(1a) is determined by considering only the elements of the conviction offense and whether a conviction for taking indecent liberties with a minor qualifies

Whether a defendant who committed a sex offense before enactment of the State's lifetime satellite-monitoring program was punished ex post facto when the trial court ordered him enrolled in the program; ineffective assistance of counsel; validity of defendant's plea agreement

Whether a defendant who committed a sex offense before enactment of the State's lifetime satellite-monitoring program was punished ex post facto when the trial court ordered him enrolled in the program; double jeopardy; validity of defendant's plea agreement

Whether N.C.G.S. Sec. 14-415.1, which bars all felons from possessing firearms anywhere, is unconstitutional because it violates the ex post facto clause and is a bill of attainder

Probable cause to arrest for alleged DWI; revocation of driver's license under N.C.G.S. Sec. 20-16.2

Two dismissed rule

Zoning; Variance Request; Judicial Review Ordinance

Demand cognovit promissory note; full faith and credit, subject matter jurisdiction

Trust beneficiaries; Necessary parties