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19,466 Appellate Court Opinions
State v. Berry
ineffective assistance of counsel; IAC; prejudice; Strickland v. Washington; reasonable probability; cold record; merits
State v. Burnette
clerical error, concedes, sentencing
State v. Carmichael
Rule 404(b); Rule 403; evidence of uncharged acts; corroborative testimony; plain error review; ineffective assistance of counsel; mandatory minimum sentencing
State v. Estrada
Harbison Error; Ineffective Assistance of Counsel; No Error; Second-Degree Rape; No Prejudice
State v. Forney
Anders brief; Wholly frivolous; Trafficking in Heroin; Post-conviction DNA testing.
State v. Gordon
constructive possession, marijuana identification, Fifth Amendment
State v. Grant
Defendant’s Waiver of Counsel;
N.C. Gen. Stat. § 15A-1242 (2023);
Maximum theoretical sentence;
State v. Guess
Criminal Contempt; Civil Party; Settlement; Indirect Contempt; Direct Contempt; Improper Communication with Juror
State v. Keeter
Possession of a firearm by a felon, motion to dismiss, jury instructions, improper closing arguments
State v. Martin
Statutory rape; impermissible vouching; IAC
State v. Merritt
preservation, first-degree murder, rule of evidence 403, probative value, prejudicial effect
State v. Santiago Cortez
ex mero motu; racial prejudice; mistrial; character evidence; statutory discovery; original jurisdiction
State v. Southers
Second-degree murder;
Possession of Firearm by a Felon;
Breaking and Entering;
Dangerous Instrument;
Accident;
Lay Witness Opinion;
State v. Stephany
Anders; Kinch; DWI; Prior Record Level; Sentencing; Motion to Suppress; Wholly Frivolous; Dismissed.
State v. Tate
Motion to suppress; denied; search and seizure; findings of fact; conclusions of law; competent evidence; fire-arm possession; automatic weapon
State v. Wilson
probation violation, revocation, constructive possession, clerical errors
State v. Younger
Statutory rape; indecent liberties; SBM
Westling v. Gravitt
Domestic violence protective order; Insufficient findings of fact; Sufficiency of evidence; Fear of continued harassment; Substantial emotional distress; Insufficient findings to support conclusion of domestic violence; Remand for additional findings.
White v. White
equitable distribution, unequal distribution, sanctions, attorney fees, NCGS 50-20(c).