…Commission to the North Carolina General Assembly 15, 16 (1985). Appearances for infractions and compliance with court-ordered sanctions were thus tied to a person’s ability to remain licensed to drive….
…overt act or an attempt, or the unequivocal appearance of an attempt, with force and violence, to do some immediate physical injury to the person of another, which show of…
…at trial. Defendant argued that without the knife in evidence and without testimony of its character and appearance, it was improper to instruct the jury that it was a deadly…
…set forth in Rule 901(b): (1) testimony from a knowledgeable witness that a matter is what it is claimed to be; (2) appearance, contents, substance, internal patterns, or other distinctive…
…arrests a defendant without a warrant and brings the defendant to the magistrate for an initial appearance, the magistrate is required to assess whether the arrest is supported by probable…
…prayer for judgment continued. G.S. 20-217(e). Court appearance is mandatory for such charges; they are not the sort that may be paid and resolved by mail. Five driver’s license points…
…the policy, changes in non-appearance and new criminal activity rates, officer time savings, and jail usage. Project team members include Chief Dan House, NC State University Police Department and Immediate…
…bond, and release on conditions had adverse effects on appearance rates or recidivism.” Id. at 13. This is a really big result, causing the researchers to conclude that a move…
…appearance, admission of guilt, and pay fines and costs to the clerk to resolve outstanding charges. Victims also appear to observe the disposition of a criminal cases in which they…
…of drinking); State v. Thomas, 127 N.C. App. 431 (1997) (finding probable cause based upon red, glassy eyes, disorderly appearance, strong odor of alcohol, and information that another officer told…
