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In re: A.G.G.
termination of parental rights, interlocutory appeal, non-parent placement
In re: A.K., K.K., K.K.
N.C.G.S. § 50A-207; inconvenient forum; N.C.R. App. P. 10(a)(1); failure to preserve issue for appellate review
In re: C.H.
termination of parental rights; neglect; substance abuse
In re: C.K.
Termination of parental rights
In re: C.L.K. & E.R.K.
Termination of parental rights
In re: G.M., A.M.M., J.U.M.
NCGS 7B-1101.1, right to counsel, termination of parental rights
In re: I.M.J.
dependency and neglect, involuntary commitment, nonsecure custody, care and supervision, findings of fact, conclusions of law, visitation.
In re: L.D.C. & K.J.C.
Evidentiary standard; clear, cogent, and convincing; N.C. Gen. Stat. Section 7B-1111(a)(7); abandonment; willfulness
In re: L.L.
Sufficient findings; DSS; Foster care; Adjudicated abandoned and neglected; ICPC assessment; PWC; Chapter 50; Collateral estoppel; Cessation of reunification efforts; Custody with foster parents; Statutory requirements; Relative placement
In re: S.D., R.D., I.D.
Motion for Guardian ad litem; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 7B-1111(a)(2); best interests
In re: S.E.B.
termination of parental rights, willful failure to make reasonable progress, N.C.G.S. Section 7B-1111(a)(2)
In re: T.L.B.
delinquent juvenile; right to confront witnesses; disposition level; disposition order; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 7B-2501(c); mootness doctrine; capable of repetition yet evading review; public interest exception.
In re: T.P.
Rule 3.1; juvenile; abuse-and-neglect proceeding; termination of parental rights; abuse-of-discretion standard.
Miller v. Town of Chapel Hill
Negligence; directed verdict
Ryan v. Ryan
child custody; best interests; minor children; abuse of discretion; attorney’s fees; guardian ad litem fees; Chapter 50.
State v. Alva
jury instructions; plain-error review; pretrial witness list; voir dire; no abuse of discretion
State v. Jones
Driving while impaired; Habitual driving while impaired; Substantial evidence; De novo; Motion to dismiss; Appreciably impaired; No error
State v. Keller
sexual offenses, indecent liberties with a minor, SAFE Child Act, invited error, ineffective assistance of counsel
State v. Lawrence
armed robbery, second degree kidnapping, joinder of charges, kidnapping statutory requirements
State v. Melton
Second-degree forcible rape; TC erred in allowing certain testimony and in jury instruction