excusable neglect, Rule 60(b, motion for relief, withdraw or amend admissions

Remote testimony; good cause determination; authentication of evidence; 911 call audio recording.

insurance; john doe; motion; judgment on the pleadings; affirm; shot; uninsured motorist coverage;

governmental immunity, public official immunity, interlocutory appeal

Superior court did not err by holding it lacked jurisdiction over issues that should have been brought in district court; district court jurisdiction; superior court jurisdiction; difference in dismissal pursuant to 12(b)(1) and 12(b)(6)

N.C.G.S. § 7B-1111(a)(2); ultimate findings of fact; case plan compliance; willfulness and out of home placement.

N.C. Gen. Stat. § 7B-911(c)(2)b.; competent evidence, finding of fact; conclusive on appeal; custody; six months; not required; constitutionally-protected; parental rights; unfit; waived; untimely; notice; reunification; ADA; Americans with Disabilities Act; abuse of discretion; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 7B- 906.2(b); concurrent planning; permanent plan

Workers compensation; rehearing; review of evidence

Summary Judgment; North Carolina Rules of Appellate Procedure; substantial nonjurisdictional rules violations; Dismissed.

Examination under oath, condition precedent to filing suit

interpolicy stacking, UIM coverage, private passenger motor vehicle

SERFF; intervention; APA; testimonial evidence; pro se.

Possession of Stolen Firearm; guilty knowledge; sufficient evidence

Possession of a firearm by a felon; Rule 403; Rule 404(b); Relevance; Ineffective Assistance of Counsel; Sufficiency of the Evidence

Resisting a Public Officer; Anders Brief; Motion to Suppress; Plea Agreement; Criminal Pleading; Sentencing; No Error.

Plain Error; Expert Testimony; Sexual Abuse; Expert Diagnosis Absent Physical Evidence; Vacate and Remand.

plain error; video authentication; Rule 404(b); plea transcript; expert testimony; instruction on flight.

failure to report a new address as a sex offender; sufficient evidence; willful behavior

Trial court did not err by instructing the jury that a gun shot wound is a serious injury as a matter of law; serious injury jury instruction; serious injury as a matter of law