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State v Steen
Credibility of witnesses must be decided by the jury; invited error waives appellate review, including plain error
State v. Baber
State v. Bellamy
State v. Gregory
State v. Haith
State v. Lewis
State v. Lindsay
State v. McLeod
State v. Thompson
State v. Wicks
The Town of Sandy Creek v E. Coast Contracting, Inc.,
Governmental immunity; proprietary function
Supreme Court Opinions Filed April 12, 2013
Cedar Greene, LLC v. City of Charlotte
Whether defendant imposed a discriminatory dual rate structure in violation of N.C.G.S. ? 160A-314 when providing solid waste disposal, a public enterprise
Gonzalez v. Worrell
Worker's Compensation; dispute over which workers' compensation insurance carrier is liable for payment to an employee of a subcontractor; application and interpretation of N.C.G.S. ?? 58-36-105 (required notice for cancellation of workers' compensation insurance), 58-36-110 (requirements for notifying policy holder of nonrenewal of insurance), and 97-19 (effect of general contractor?s not obtaining certificate of insurance from a subcontractor) when the subcontractor had workers' compensation insurance at the time of plaintiff's work-related accident
Keyes v. Johnson
Whether an attorney removed from representing a client by the Clerk of Court for a conflict of interest can recover the value of her services in an action based on quantum meruit
State ex rel. Utilities Comm'n v. Att'y Gen.
Appeal from Commission order granting rate increase to electric power company; whether the order was supported by competent, material, and substantial evidence
State v. Carter
Plain error review; whether a defendant convicted of first-degree sexual offense should receive a new trial because the trial court did not also instruct the jury on attempted first-degree sexual offense
State v. Griffin
Motion to suppress evidence related to defendant's arrest for driving while impaired; whether the traffic stop violated defendant's constitutional rights
State v. Miles
First-degree murder (noncapital); whether defendant's motion to dismiss should have been allowed because the State's evidence was insufficient to establish that defendant was the perpetrator of the crime