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33,453 Appellate Court Opinions
State v. Buchanan
Jury instructions; failure to object; no request for plain error; self-defense; denial of motion to dismiss; insufficient evidence to support restitution award
State v. Cheek
Anders Brief, Post-conviction DNA testing, Materiality of DNA evidence
State v. Ferguson
possession of firearm by felon; constructive possession; insufficient evidence; motion to dismiss
State v. Ferrer
motion to dismiss, insurance fraud
State v. Foor
Assault w/ deadly weapon; robbery with dangerous weapon; redacting video interview; relevance of evidence; restitution award
State v. Garcia
Traffic stop, Suppressing evidence, Prolonging traffic stop, Probable cause, Reasonable suspicion, Trafficking contraband, Consent, Automobile exception.
State v. Griffin
Satellite-based monitoring; Efficacy; Grady
State v. Harvey
Imperfect self-defense; perfect self-defense; jury instruction; second-degree murder
State v. Haywood
N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(e)(9); possession of controlled substance in penal institution; possession of marijuana; motion to dismiss
State v. Lindsey
waiver
State v. McLeod
Assault; Self-Defense
State v. Melgarejo
constructive possession; exclusive control; rented house where drugs were found; constructive possession with roommate
State v. Mercer
Possession of a Firearm by a Felon, Jury Instruction
State v. Miller
Maintaining dwelling for keeping or selling cocaine; insufficient evidence of keeping; N.C. Gen. Stat. 90-108(a)(7)
State v. Naranjo
Anders Brief, Post-conviction DNA testing, Effect of guilty plea, Materiality of DNA evidence
State v. Perry
Assault on a child, Pre-Miranda silence, Post-Miranda silence, Cross-examination, Inconsistent statement.
State v. Pless
Rule 404(b); prior drug transaction; intervene ex mero motu
State v. Reaves
Anders review
State v. Sims
Juveniles; Eighth Amendment; Life Imprisonment Without Parole; Miller Factors
State v. Smith
Driving while Impaired; Appreciable Impairment; Motion to Dismiss