…additional evidence. In such a case, may investigators still obtain a search warrant from a magistrate, or does a magistrate lose jurisdiction over the case after the defendant’s initial appearance?…
…case in which a juvenile age 13 through 15 is charged with a felony offense. G.S. 7B-2202(a). That hearing must be held within 15 days of the juvenile’s first appearance….
…18, 2021, for proceedings on or after that date. Other procedural changes. Several other provisions of the criminal procedure act, including the statutes governing first appearance, arraignment and the setting…
…in the 2014-15 fiscal year. Not all of these cases required a court appearance, of course, but more than 300,000 did. District court judges conduct first appearances in felony cases…
…the issuance of the order, unless: the proceeding will be conducted remotely; the proceeding is necessary to preserve the right to due process of law (such as a first appearance…
…is not a crime in North Carolina. That court noted that assault is an overt act or attempt, or the unequivocal appearance of an attempt, with force and violence, to…
…motion, contending Judge Lock’s involvement in the prior case: (1) made him a potential witness for the defense, and (2) created an appearance and risk of bias in the defendant’s…
…the officers believed he could have been under the legal age to carry based on his appearance. The plaintiff was polite but largely uncooperative during the encounter, refusing to answer…
…that the perpetrator has changed his or her appearance in close time to the crime, and only if there are circumstances that require the immediate display of a suspect to…
…if a judicial official conducting an initial appearance finds, by clear and convincing evidence, that a person arrested for violating an order limiting freedom of movement or access issued pursuant…
