Appellate Jurisdiction; Delinquency Proceeding

termination of parental rights; N.C. General Statutes Subsections 7B-1111(a)(1)-(2); clear, cogent, and convincing evidence; findings of fact support termination grounds; reasonable progress to correct the conditions of neglect which led to children's removal; likelihood of future neglect; Subsections 7B-1110(a)(1)-(6); any relevant consideration; language and culture of parent and children; abuse of discretion; best interests of the children

Neglect Adjudication; Prior Neglect/Abuse of Other Children; Sufficiency of Findings of Fact; Substantial Risk of Impairment

Personal Jurisdiction;
Minimum Contacts;
NC Gen Stat 75-1.1;
First Transferee;
Financing Statement;
Long Arm Jurisdiction;

equitable distribution order supported by findings; competent evidence supported findings of fact; no abuse of discretion in unequally distributing marital estate;

Insurance policy, loss of business income, COVID-19, partial summary judgment

Underinsured motorist policy, covered resident, facts supporting nonexclusive or split residence, question of fact

contract, termination, radio station, summary judgment, notice, brief, counterclaim

living facility, OAH, de novo, ALJ, present documents

Industrial Commission; Tort Claims Act; negligence

domestication, foreign judgment, Florida, personal jurisdiction, service of process, collateral attack, amended complaint, filed without leave

Rule 12 (b)(1);
Association Standing;
In re: Civil Penalty;

variance, indictment, facts supporting, sex offender, change of address, prison

Reasonable Suspicion; Motion to Suppress; Probable Cause; Finding of Fact; Competent Evidence; Search and Seizure; Fourth Amendment; and Speeding

Reasonable Suspicion; Probable Cause; Traffic Stop; Seizure; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 106-568.50; Fourth Amendment; Competent Evidence; Conclusion of Law

Probation Revocation; Absconding

Jury Unanimity; Indecent Liberties With a Child; Jury Instruction; Mistake in Age.

plea agreement; petition for writ of certiorari; N.C.G.S. 15A-1444

plain error; admission of testimony; right to remain silent

defense of family member, jury instruction, plain error, definitions