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35,415 Appellate Court Opinions
State v. Brooks
Second degree murder; Crawford v. Washington; Confrontation Clause; Testimonial statements; Harmless beyond a reasonable doubt.
State v. Brown
Felony breaking or entering; Anders review; motion to dismiss for insufficient evidence
State v. Combs
jurisdiction; sufficiency of indictment; waiver of counsel
State v. Crowder
Probation revocation; absconding; defendant's admission of probation violation
State v. Davis
Attempted common law robbery; motion to dismiss; element of violence or fear; striking juror for cause; sufficiency of indictment where error in alleged perpetrator's name
State v. Dixon
Motion to Suppress; Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law; Rule 404 Evidence
State v. Dreher
unauthorized use of a motor vehicle; restitution
State v. Grandy
embezzlement; entrustment; possession; control
State v. Guerrette
Sex Offender Registration; N.C. Gen. Stat. Sec. 14-202(l); Peeping; Danger to the Community
State v. Helms
State v. Isaacs
Set aside bond forfeiture; statutory factors; burden on surety; judicial notice; motion to amend; abuse of discretion.
State v. Jordan
Probation revocation; absconding
State v. Killette
Manufacturing methamphetamine; probation offer's search; motion to suppress; preserving right to appeal prior to guilty plea.
State v. LaClaire
Probation revocation hearing; Confrontation; Clerical error.
State v. Lemm
Assault; Deadly Weapon; Felony Hit and Run
State v. McQueen
Ineffective assistance of counsel; failure to correct inaccuracies in witness testimony and prosecutor's closing argument; N.C. Gen. Stat. 15A-1052(c) and 15A-1054; failure to preserve constitutional issue for appellate review.
State v. Osborne
Possession of heroin; motion to dismiss for insufficient evidence; requirement of scientifically valid chemical analysis to identify controlled substance; exception where defendant makes statement identifying controlled substance
State v. Owenby
arson; appellate jurisdiction; writ of certiorari; factual basis for guilty plea
State v. Parker
Sex offender willful failure to register new address; trial court's response to jury's request for further instruction on definition of address; discretionary decisions not subject to plain error review; jury instruction on further deliberations and deadlock
State v. Pole
sexual offenses with a minor; motion to suppress; validity of search warrant; lay opinion testimony; use of victim to describe witness; ineffective assistance of counsel