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State v. Byrnside
PWC, attorney's fees, Friend violation
State v. Cooke
competency; due process; capacity to proceed; criminal procedure; new trial.
State v. Crowder
Jury selection; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 15A-1214(g); peremptory strike; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 15A-1214(h); challenge for cause; voir dire; challenge after impanelment; ineffective assistance of counsel; IAC
State v. Davidson
Willfulness mens rea; voluntary-intoxication defense; jury instructions; prejudicial error.
State v. Harris-Brooks
sentencing, prior record level, prejudicial error
State v. Harwell
acting in concert; sufficiency of evidence; jury instructions; lesser-included offense; second-degree murder
State v. Hodge
freedom of speech; sex offender registry
State v. James
Mistrial; competency; evidence of probation status
State v. Jones
ineffective assistance of counsel; IAC; conflict of interest
State v. Khouri
substantial similarity of felony
State v. Klein
Conditional discharge agreement;
Failure to pay restitution;
Remarks of counsel not evidence;
Revocation of probation;
State v. Lassiter
clerical error, mitigating and aggravating factors, speaking the truth
State v. Locklear
Ineffective assistance of counsel; rule 2; second degree murder; recordation; closing arguments; defense counsel; request; prejudice; mandatory; permissive; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 15A-1241
State v. Martin
ineffective assistance of counsel; defense of necessity; assault with a deadly weapon on a government official; injury to personal property
State v. Massey
motion to dismiss, scintilla of evidence, felony murder
State v. McClean
oral notice of appeal, North Carolina Rule of Appellate Procedure 4
State v. Metcalf
supervised probation, statutory interpretation, special probation
State v. Redfear
motion to suppress; waiver of appellate review; Miranda; unpreserved constitutional argument; motion to dismiss
State v. Samson
Competency; Capacity; Indigent defendant; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 7A-450; Motion to compel discovery; Self-representation; pro se; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 15A-1242; Range of permissible punishments.
State v. Sanchez
Motion to dismiss, contributing to the abuse of a juvenile, failure to discharge duties of office