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State v. Sisk
Miranda rights, custodial interrogation, knowing and intelligent waiver of Miranda rights, intoxication
State v. Speight
independent review of the record under Anders showed that there was no error in trial for malicious conduct by a prisoner
State v. Stocker
Anders brief; appeal wholly frivolous
Truth Temple v. Word Proclaimed Church of God in Christ, Inc.
admission of witness testimony; sufficiency of findings of fact and conclusions of law; judicial determination of rights to use and control church property
Court of Appeals Unpublished Opinions Filed June 21, 2022
Brookline Homes, LLC v. City of Mount Holly
Rule 60(b)(1); excusable neglect; class action
Gleason v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Hosp. Auth.
summary judgment; hospital facility fees; breach of contract; quantum meruit; EMTALA; motion to strike
In re A.M.
Termination of parental rights; sufficiency of findings of fact; sufficiency of conclusions of law; willful failure to make reasonable progress; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 7B-1111(a)(2); domestic violence; substance abuse; affirmed.
In re Est. of Randolph
interlocutory order
In re G.M.A.
Residual hearsay exception, unavailability of juvenile declarant, trustworthiness, more probative than other available evidence
In re K.E.M.
Termination of parental rights; TPR; Willful failure to make reasonable progress; Substance abuse; Inconsistent progress; Neglected juvenile
In re K.L.
trial court's adjudication of neglect was supported by competent evidence of substantial risk of future harm and lack of parental concern where mother murdered father in the presence of her two children
In re N.C.-L.L.S.
ICWA
25 USC 1912
Termination of parental rights
Federally recognized tribe
In re T.H.
Termination of Parental Rights, Failure to Make Reasonable Progress, Sufficient Evidence, Addiction
In re V.S.D.
termination of parental rights, grounds for termination, willful abandonment, best interests of the child
Russe v. Youngblood
summary judgment; PWC; public official immunity
State v. Cole
trial court abused its discretion in concluding the defendant had absconded, thereby violating his probation, in the absence of sufficient evidence that the alleged absconding was willful
State v. Cooper
trial court did not plainly err by not instructing jury on reasonable belief in consent as defense to charge of second-degree forcible sexual offense because this defense is not recognized under North Carolina law; cold record did not reveal that trial counsel was ineffective
State v. Freeman
Anders brief; Alford plea; sentencing
State v. Garcia
satellite-based monitoring; State v. Hilton; conflict between trial court's oral ruling and written order