'time being of the essence' clause; waiver; Real Estate Offer to Purchase and Contract

Public Trust Doctrine; Sovereign Immunity; Motion to Dismiss; Conservation of Natural Resources Clause; Right to Hunt, Fish, and Harvest Wildlife.

motion to dismiss properly granted; failure to allege substantive elements of claim; lack of subject matter jurisdiction due to lack of standing

findings of fact supported conclusions of law that grounds existed to terminate respondents' parental rights and conclusions were not erroneous

juvenile delinquent; N.C.G.S. 5A-31; N.C.G.S. 7B-1501

Motion to set aside foreclosure; N.C. R. Civ. P. 60(b); attorneys' fees; prevailing party; restitution; unclean hands

estate proceedings; N.C. Gen. Stat. 30-3.1; petition for elective share by surviving spouse;

3.1; order ceasing reunification; termination of parental rights; grounds of abuse or neglect; admission of evidence at termination of parental rights disposition stage

juvenile delinquent; N.C.G.S. 7B-2405; privilege against self-incrimination; State concedes error

Foreclosure, Deed of Trust, Collateral estoppel, Foreclosure proceeding, Non-Judicial, Res Judicata, Notice, Doctrine of Collateral estoppel, Non-mutual collateral estoppel, Defensive collateral estoppel, Foreclosure sale, Assistant clerk, Foreclose, Damages, Default, Parties, Reverse Mortgage, Interlocutory, Borrower, Substitute Trustee, Immediate appeal, Summary Judgment

12(b)(6) Motion to Dismiss;
Contributing negligence;
Gross negligence;
Voluntary intoxication

no error in dismissing complaint for lack of personal jurisdiction; insufficient process; insufficient service of process; no abuse of discretion in denying Rule 60(b) motion

no error in dismissing complaint for lack of personal jurisdiction; insufficient process; insufficient service of process; no abuse of discretion in denying Rule 60(b) motion

workers' compensation; Seagraves test; constructive refusal of suitable employment

felony hit and run; reckless driving; motion to dismiss; Rule 403; N.C.G.S. 1343.2

trial court did not err in allowing officer testimony about his subsequent actions after interviewing non-testifying co-defendant; it was not plain error for the trial court to allow prosecutor to ask leading question about identity of defendant or to specify the items of stolen property in jury instructions for charge of felony larceny; thus, no errors occurred, the cumulative effect of which required a new trial

child abuse, motion to dismiss, voir dire, probation

probation revocation; absconding; clerical error

satellite-based monitoring; term of 30 years; trial court's jurisdiction to conduct SBM hearing; recidivist also convicted of offense involving physical, mental, or sexual abuse of minor; sufficient findings to support highest possible level of supervision

Search incident to Arrest;
Motion to Suppress;
Waiver at Trial;
Rule 404(b);
Plain Error Review