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35,004 Appellate Court Opinions
In re M.Y.P.
Appeal from order terminating respondent's parental rights; termination of respondent's parental rights pursuant to N.C.G.S. 7B-1111(a)(1); whether the trial court erred by excluding respondent's testimony at disposition; whether the trial court erred in the dispositional phase by failing to state the applicable standard of review.
In re T.M.B.
Termination of parental rights pursuant to N.C.G.S. 7B-1111(a)(9) on the grounds that respondent had parental rights to a child previously terminated and lacked the willingness or ability to establish a safe home.
State v. Hilton
Whether a search effected by the imposition of lifetime satellite-based monitoring upon a defendant convicted of an aggravated offense pursuant to Section 14-208.6(1a) of the North Carolina General Statutes is reasonable under the Fourth Amendment; whether the imposition of satellite-based monitoring constitutes a general warrant in violation of the North Carolina Constitution.
State v. Ricks
Whether the Court of Appeals erred by allowing defendant's petition for writ of certiorari and invoking Rule 2 of the North Carolina Rules of Appellate Procedure to hear defendant's unpreserved challenge to the trial court's orders imposing lifetime satellite-based monitoring.
Court of Appeals Published Opinions Filed September 21, 2021
Court of Appeals Unpublished Opinions Filed September 21, 2021
Aetna Better Health of N.C., Inc. v. N.C. Dep't of Health & Hum. Servs.
Administrative law judge; superior court review; subject matter jurisdiction; NCGS 1A-1, Rule 4(j); late service on parties; NCGS 150B-45 motion to extend; good cause shown; abuse of discretion.
Blanchard v. Blanchard
civil contempt, compliance at time of hearing, purge conditions
Blanchard v. Blanchard
attorney's fees, subject matter jurisdiction, NC Gen Stat 50-13.6
Carolina Chirocare & Rehab, Inc. v. Nationwide Prop. & Cas. Ins. Co.
Unfair or deceptive trade practices; insurance company; punitive damages; bad faith; summary judgment; attorney fees
Fox v. Johnson
Malicious prosecution; abuse of process; civil conspiracy; governmental immunity; sovereign immunity; intra-corporate immunity; statute of limitations; motion to dismiss; motion for summary judgment; sufficiency of pleadings; malice; probable cause
Hahn v. Hahn
N.C. Gen. Stat. Section 50B-1(a)(2); Domestic Violence Protective Order and Findings of Fact.
Hill v. Boone
Relevant damages evidence used to impeach testimony during liability portion of bifurcated trial; authentication of video via admission; and no limiting instruction requirement absent request.
In re A.D.G.C. & E.S.G.C.
abuse, neglect, and dependency; trial court erred by failing to consider post-petition evidence before adjudicating juveniles neglected and relying solely on neglect adjudication of one juvenile in adjudicating second juvenile neglected
In re. J.H., IV
infant, death, juvenile, neglect, abuse, dependent, reunification, sibling, parents, minor child, murder, manslaughter
In re: J.R. & J.C.
Award of guardianship, actions inconsistent with a parent's constitutionally protected status, verification that a guardian understands the legal significance of the appointment, N.C. Gen. Stat. 7B-600, specification of frequency and duration of visits pursuant to N.C. Gen. Stat. 7B-905.1, trial court did not impermissibly delegate judicial authority in award of visitation, findings sufficient to cease reunification efforts.
In re: K.V.
Involuntary Commitment; Dangerousness to Others
In re: T.T., T.T., T.T., T.T., T.T.
Findings of fact, elimination of reunification, neglected juvenile, permanency planning order
Milligan v. Crews
Findings of fact required when trial court sits without a jury in hearing regarding domestic violence protection order; Chapter 50B; Rule 52(a)(1) of North Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure.
Milligan v. Crews
Findings of fact required when trial court sits without a jury in hearing regarding domestic violence protection order; Chapter 50B; Rule 52(a)(1) of North Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure.