Land sales;
Contract;
Dual agent;
Conditions of sale;
Duty to read;
Fraud in the indictment;
Duress;
Recession;
Specific performance;
Summary judgment

interlocutory order, arbitration agreement, contractual relationship

commercial loan; fraudulent concealment; reliance; damages; Section 1031 exchange; breach of the duty to negotiate in good faith

Termination of parental rights; failure to make reasonable progress; N.C.G.S. 7B-1111(a)(2)

Termination of Parental Rights, Motion to Withdraw, Right to Counsel

termination of parental rights, neglect, willful failure to make reasonable progress, best interest of the child

negligence; contributory negligence; summary judgment; sudden emergency doctrine

Consent DVPO, Rule 60(b)(4) Motion, Void Judgment, Finding Domestic Violence Occurred.

child custody, finding of fact, permanant order, sufficient evidence, best interest of the child

Satellite-based monitoring; reasonableness under Fourth Amendment

Entrapment defense, entitlement to jury instructions on entrapment, prejudicial error

motion to dismiss; insufficiency of the evidence; first-degree forcible rape; serious personal injury; jury instruction; constructive force; mental defect

statutory rape and indecent liberties with a child; motion to dismiss; corpus delicti ('body of the crime'); strong corroborative evidence of Defendant's extrajudicial confession; bench trial; affirmed

Joinder; Joinder of offenses; Transactional connection; Single scheme or plan; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 15A-926(a); Prejudice; Same location; Same victim; Same defendant; Modus Operandi; Abusive relationship; Lapse in time; 404(b); Rape; Assault; Assault with deadly weapon; AWDWISI

Murder; rape; arson; burglary; exclusion of evidence of third-party guilt; constitutional right to present defense; acting in concert theory; harmless beyond a reasonable doubt

Rule 60(b) motion for relief from judgment; interlocutory appeal.

'time being of the essence' clause; waiver; Real Estate Offer to Purchase and Contract

motion to dismiss properly granted; failure to allege substantive elements of claim; lack of subject matter jurisdiction due to lack of standing

findings of fact supported conclusions of law that grounds existed to terminate respondents' parental rights and conclusions were not erroneous