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19,475 Appellate Court Opinions
State v. Moore
Jurisdiction; Service of Notice of Appeal; Anders Appeal
State v. Morgan
Resentencing; Prejudicial Error
State v. Moss
Assault with a deadly weapon; no duty to retreat provision; trial court's failure to intervene in prosecutor's closing and questions.
State v. Paylor
Second-degree murder; malice and provocation; lesser-included offenses; jury instructions; failure to instruct; plain error.
State v. Ragland
State v. Richardson
Embezzlement; overwhelming evidence; ineffective assistance of counsel.
State v. Ruffin
Ineffective Assistance of Counsel; Undisclosed Issues.
State v. Sanders
Restitution, civil judgments, larceny, breaking and entering
State v. Schricker
closing arguments; trial court intervention ex mero motu ; restitution
State v. Shchetinin
Trafficking heroin; possession of methamphetamine; proposed jury instruction.
State v. Smith
competency; absolute impasse
State v. Smith
Probable Cause; Warrantless Arrest; Staleness; Motion to Suppress
State v. Spikes
discharging a firearm into occupied property; aggravating factor; sentencing
State v. Zimmerman
Civil judgment for attorney's fees; opportunity to be heard.
Tucker Chase, LLC v. Town of Midland
performance guaranties; Board of Adjustment
Tyson v. Bess
Appellate Jurisdiction; Untimely Notice of Appeal; Modification of Child Support; Denial of Rule 60(b) Motion
Wright v. NC Off. of State Hum. Res.
Exempt designtion; N.C. Gen. Stat. Sec. 126-5(g); notice; Statutory interpretation
Court of Appeals Unpublished Opinions Filed March 5, 2019
Columbus Cty. D.S.S. ex rel Moore v. Norton
Child custody; civil contempt; arrears; child support; child support guidelines; income; assets; recuse; motion to recuse; recusal; trial judge; impartiality
Dep't of Transp. v. Bloomsbury Est., LLC
NC Condominium Act, NCGS 47C-1-101; DOT condemnation, NCGS 136-108; interlocutory order- substantial right; appellant's burden on appeal; reply brief- NC R. App. P. 28(h); preclusive effect of prior order.