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In re; K.B.
Involuntary commitment; Findings of fact
Int'l Prop. Dev., LLC v. K. Constr. & Roofing, LLC
denial of motion for summary judgment; damages award; claim of lien upon funds; equitable lien; constructive trust
Kyle Busch Motorsports, Inc. v. Boston
Directed verdict; JNOV; Damages
Lampkins v. N.C. Dep't of Pub. Safety
Workers' compensation; public employee; injury by accident; normal work routine; any competent evidence.
McKenzie v. Charlton
respondeat superior, employee versus independent contractor status, right to control
Rea v. Rea
alimony, marital misconduct
Routten v. Routten
Parent's constitutional right; care, custody and control of a child; electronic communication, NCGS 50-13.2(e); court-ordered visitation; attorney's fees and alimony; unchallenged findings; ignoring precedents, In re Civil Penalty, 324 N.C. 373 91989)
State v. Applewhite
Post-conviction DNA testing; ex parte hearing
State v. Arrington
Murder, character evidence, prejudicial error, duplicative evidence, unduly prejudicial
State v. Bethea
Investigatory Stop; Probable Cause; Reasonable Suspicion.
State v. Brown
Granted petition for writ of certiorari, assistance of counsel, waiver of counsel
State v. Cole
Driving while impaired; motion to dismiss indictment for lack of jurisdiction; motions to suppress evidence; tainted fruit of the poisonous tree; implied-consent rights; using prior DWI convictions while it was pending on appeal to enhance sentence
State v. Darosa
motion to continue and substitute counsel; right to counsel; sixth amendment
State v. Dukes
Exigent Circumstance.
State v. Flores
restitution damages, assault, independent intervening act
State v. Frazier
evidence, relevance, impairment
State v. Game
clerical error
State v. Gorham
felony speeding to elude arrest, property damage, valuation of damage, motion to dismiss
State v. Hauser
Ineffective Assistance of Counsel.
State v. Irabor
Self-defense jury instruction; stand-your-ground jury instruction; no duty to retreat jury instruction; preservation of erroneous jury instruction; sufficiency of evidence to support self-defense jury instruction.