…indictment alleges that the defendant “unlawfully, willfully, and feloniously did steal, take, and carry away a 14K gold wedding band, personal property, such property having a value of $1,075.” In…
…14-27.7A is a strict liability crime.”); State v. Sines, 158 N.C. App. 79, 84 (2003). G.S. 14-269.2 (posses or carry weapons on campus or other educational property). State v. Haskins,…
…first-degree murder and carrying a gun on an educational campus in connection with the shooting. Thank you to all who have reached out to us here at the School of…
…left the church testified that the EMT did not see him carrying anything at that time. The court reviewed “well-settled caselaw” establishing that “evidence of a defendant’s mere opportunity to…
…The authority conferred upon the trial judge to issue a warrant of arrest upon an indictment does not, under the circumstances here disclosed, carry with it the power to decline…
…in our opinion should be taken to cast doubt on longstanding prohibitions on the possession of firearms by felons and the mentally ill, or laws forbidding the carrying of firearms…
…local government entity or agent when that entity demonstrates to DSS a need for the reporter’s name to carry out its mandated responsibilities. GS 7B-302(a1)(1a). Notice to Reporter DSS is…
…carrying several others as passengers. To establish constructive possession, it is not necessary to show that a defendant has exclusive control of the premises. State v. McLaurin, 320 N.C. 143…
…could only be sentenced for that higher offense”). There is an open question as to whether this limiting language applies to offenses that carry the same punishment, like assault with…
…suspects in vehicles and on foot, arresting individuals who don’t want to be arrested, carrying firearms, and lots of other things that can go terribly wrong. Compared to garbage collection,…
