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State v. Warner
Felonious restraint, false imprisonment, lesser-included offense, sentencing, mitigating factors, presumptive range.
Court of Appeals Unpublished Opinions Filed September 17, 2024
Biggs v. Erie Ins. Exch.
Interlocutory order; Failure to show grounds for appellate review; Appellate jurisdiction; Substantial right; Collateral estoppel, Res judicata.
Campbell v. Warren
Subject Matter Jurisdiction; Child Custody; Third-Party Intervenor; Juvenile Petition; Termination of Jurisdiction; Reversed
Hands v. Hands
Child support; contempt; motion to change venue; motion to reopen judgment
In re: B-L.K.
termination of parental rights, 3.1, willful abandonment, N.C.G.S. § 7B-1111
In re: P.Z.R., P.W.R.
termination of parental rights, no-merit brief, N.C.Rule of Appellate Procedure 3.1(e)
In re: R.A.S., A.N.S., H.N.S.
Termination of parental rights; appropriate standard of review announced; affirming adjudication of neglect under N.C. Gen. Stat. 7B-1111(a)(1)
Kotsias v. Fla. Health Care Props.
Workers compensation; sanctions; appellate rules
Smith v. Smith
interlocutory order; order not certified for immediate review;
State v. Abernathy
Failure to intervene ex mero motu; Ex mero motu; Prosecutors closing argument; Not grossly improper; Failure to object.
State v. Bailey
Guilty plea; Anders brief; Anders review; Wholly frivolous; Alford plea; Sentencing; Prior record level; No prejudicial error; No error.
State v. Bradshaw
Anders brief; Anders v. California; State v. Kinch
State v. Davis
notice and opportunity to be heard, criminal contempt, N.C.G.S. § 5A-12
State v. Dumas
second degree kidnapping, child abduction, defendant's pre-arrest silence, plain error
State v. Ellison
civil judgment for court-appointed attorney fees; petition for writ of certiorari; right to be heard
State v. Henderson
kidnapping, jury instructions, separate and independent act, plain error
State v. Jones
lesser-included jury instructions, motions to dismiss, order of closing arguments, aggravating factors
State v. Jones
post conviction DNA testing, N.C.G.S. 15A-269, material
State v. Moody
Substantial evidence; circumstantial evidence; reasonable mind; reasonable juror; fingerprint; State v. Irick; State v. Scott; description; ineffective assistance of counsel; IAC; moot