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Proportionality in Death Penalty Sentencing: Insight from State of North Carolina v. Phillip Lee Young Introduction State of North Carolina v. Phillip Lee Young is a pivotal case adjudicated by the...
Affirmation of Citation Sufficiency under N.C.G.S. 20-138.1(c) in State of North Carolina v. Coker Introduction In the landmark case State of North Carolina v. Maxie Thomas Coker Jr., decided on...
Probable Cause and Warrantless Arrests: Insights from STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. BERNARDINO ZUNIGA Introduction In the landmark case of STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. BERNARDINO ZUNIGA (312 N.C. 251),...
Establishing Limits on Aggravating Circumstances in First Degree Murder: Analysis of STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. JEROME HAMLET, JR. Introduction STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. JEROME HAMLET, JR. (312 N.C....
Affirmation of Constitutional Death Penalty Procedures and Expert Testimony Standards in North Carolina: Analysis of STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. DAVID EARL HUFFSTETLER Introduction In the landmark...
Clarifying the Scope of Medical Examiner Authority in Autopsy Proceedings: Grad v. Kaasa Introduction Grad v. Kaasa is a landmark case adjudicated by the Supreme Court of North Carolina in 1984. The...
Admissibility of Bare Footprint Expert Testimony: Establishing New Precedent in State of North Carolina v. Vonnie Ray Bullard Introduction In State of North Carolina v. Vonnie Ray Bullard, the...
Restricting Public Access to State Bureau of Investigation Records: Analysis of News and Observer Publishing Co. v. State of North Carolina Introduction The case News and Observer Publishing Company...
Preservation of Presumption of Innocence and Evidence Admissibility in First-Degree Murder: State v. Paul Wayne Whitley Introduction In the landmark case of State of North Carolina v. Paul Wayne...
Maintaining Jurisdiction Through Corrected Summons and Appropriate Sanctions for Rule 8(a)(2) Violations in North Carolina Malpractice Litigation Introduction The case of Shirley T. Harris v. W. F....
Prior Neglect Admissible but Not Determinative in Termination of Parental Rights: Christie Lynn Ballard Case Introduction The case of Christie Lynn Ballard (311 N.C. 708) adjudicated by the Supreme...
Proportionality in Capital Sentencing: Insights from State of North Carolina v. Eldred Leon Hill Introduction The landmark case of State of North Carolina v. Eldred Leon Hill, adjudicated by the...
Adoption of the Totality of Circumstances Test for Probable Cause STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. CHARLES ARRINGTON (311 N.C. 633) Supreme Court of North Carolina, August 28, 1984 Introduction In State of...
Montgomery v. Department of Social Services: Clarifying Standards for Termination of Parental Rights Introduction Montgomery v. Department of Social Services, 311 N.C. 101 (1984), is a landmark...
STATE v. BROWN: Affirming Constructive Possession and Sufficiency of Evidence Standards in Controlled Substance Manufacture Introduction The case of State of North Carolina v. Solomon Brown (310 N.C....
Affirming Death Penalty Procedures and Prosecutorial Discretion: State v. David Lawson, 310 N.C. 632 Introduction State of North Carolina v. David Lawson, 310 N.C. 632 (1984), is a seminal case...
North Carolina's Stance on Libel Per Se and False Light Privacy Following Hayden B. Renwick v. The News and Observer Publishing Company Introduction Hayden B. Renwick v. The News and Observer...
Proximate Cause and Insulating Negligence: An Analysis of Hairston v. Alexander Tank and Equipment Co. Introduction The case of Bettye Hairston, Administratrix of the Estate of John O. Hairston v....
Ensuring Fair Jury Representation and Clarifying Circumstantial Evidence Standards: Insights from State of North Carolina v. Billy Raye Adcock Introduction State of North Carolina v. Billy Raye...
JOE HENRY v. DEEN et al.: Standards for Amending Complaints, Punitive Damages, and Civil Conspiracy in Wrongful Death Cases Introduction The case of Joe Henry, Administrator of the Estate of Archie...