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State v. Bradshaw
Driving while impaired; statute of limitations, NCGS 15-1; citation
State v. Callaghan
Statutory rape and sexual offense, N.C. R. E. 412, prejudicial error, ineffective assistance of counsel, reasonable search, exigent circumstances, missing persons
State v. Chester
Possession of controlled substance, NCGS 90-95(a); Motion to suppress; Anders brief
State v. Cole
Ineffective Assistance of Counsel; Cumulative Error; Restitution
State v. Fletcher
Breaking, entering and larceny; alibi witness; ineffective assistance of counsel, motion for appropriate for relief.
State v. Gamez
Miranda warnings; custodial interrogation; military
State v. Griffin
assault inflicting serious bodily injury; felony breaking and entering with intent to terrorize or injure
State v. Hight
Probation revocation; absconding; Anders brief.
State v. Jackson
Restitution; Competent Evidence
State v. King
Prior Convictions; Unfair Prejudice; Motion to Dismiss
State v. Kope
Post-conviction Relief; Anders Brief
State v. Lane
Attempted First Degree Murder; Assault with a Deadly Weapon; Admission of Evidence of Victim's Age; N.C. R. Evid. 401; N.C. R. Evid. 404(b); Challenge to Closing Arguments; Jury Instruction on Self-Defense
State v. Lopes
Jury Instruction; Lesser Included Offense; Legal Presumption
State v. Lopez
Physically helpless; Expert testimony; Jury instructions; Satellite-based monitoring
State v. Maurilio
indictment; fatal variance; judgment arrested
State v. Miller
Maintaining a dwelling for the keeping or sale of controlled substance, NCGS 90-108(a)(7); State v. Rogers, 817 S.E.2d 150 (2018); definition of keep; single sale; motion to dismiss.
State v. Moore
jury instructions; deadly weapon; lesser included offense; defense of accident; plain error
State v. Moore
Jurisdiction; Service of Notice of Appeal; Anders Appeal
State v. Morgan
Resentencing; Prejudicial Error
State v. Moss
Assault with a deadly weapon; no duty to retreat provision; trial court's failure to intervene in prosecutor's closing and questions.