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The Results Are In: Trial Judges’ Views of IDS

April 5, 2016 John Rubin

…was disseminated by email to North Carolina’s trial judges on September 30, 2015, and was open for a little more than one month. To ensure candor, all responses were anonymous….

Categories Uncategorized Tags ids, indigent defense, report, study, survey 2 Comments

Probation Tolling Repealed

October 18, 2017May 31, 2011 Jamie Markham

…as tolling, but which I generally refer to as holding open—that gives the court jurisdiction to conduct a hearing after expiration. An important distinction between holding open and tolling, though,…

Categories Sentencing, Uncategorized Tags probation, tolling 12 Comments
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Overcriminalization & Ordinance Violations as Crimes: A County-Level Breakdown

April 29, 2019April 29, 2019 Jessica Smith

…303 charges “Open Container of Alcohol Viol.” 270 charges Forsyth Begging 393 charges “Local Ordinance—Free Text” 244 charges “City/Town Violation” 140 charges Wake County “Open Container Alcohol Viol.” 473 charges…

Categories Crimes and Elements Tags city, criminal justice summit, misdemeanor, ordinance 7 Comments
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Brawley, Belk’s, and Charging Crimes in Modern, Southern Style

May 9, 2018 Shea Denning

…805 S.E.2d 701 (2017) (open container citation that cited G.S. 20-138.7(a) and stated that the defendant had an open container of alcohol after drinking was sufficient to apprise defendant of…

Categories Crimes and Elements, Procedure Tags 15a-924, belks, brawley, entity capable of owning property, indictment, mostafavi, pleading 4 Comments
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NC Supreme Court Weighs in on State v. Terrell and Private Search Doctrine

August 28, 2019 Shea Denning

…it into a computer, opened it, and began clicking through folders and sub-folders. Jones was looking for a picture of the defendant’s former housekeeper so that she could “put a…

Categories Search and Seizure Tags fourth amendment, jacobson, orin kerr, private search, state v. terrell, thumb drive Leave a comment
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The Confidential Informant File: What Is It and When Must It Be Disclosed to the Defense?

January 23, 2025 Daniel Spiegel

…for information implicating the defendant as the murderer. The CI’s identity was no longer confidential at trial, as the DA named the CI during the opening statement. However, the State…

Categories Procedure Tags brady, CIs, confidential informant file, confidential informants, giglio
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Case Summaries: Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals – November, 2019

December 12, 2019 Phil Dixon

…knock or announce their presence, but rather immediately opened the screen door and battered open the main door. The officers entered with assault rifles. The plaintiff was in the back…

Categories Uncategorized Tags case summaires, fourth circuit, November 2019 Leave a comment

Mail Regulation in the Jail

December 7, 2015 Jamie Markham

…not fall into the privileged category may be treated under the heading of general mail. Handling privileged mail. Incoming privileged mail may be opened and inspected for contraband only in…

Categories Uncategorized Tags access to the courts, first amendment, jails, mail, postcard-only policy 3 Comments
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News Roundup

May 22, 2020 Christopher Tyner

…of that transition, restaurants will be permitted to open at 50% dine-in capacity. A few news reports from around the state indicate that some restaurants went ahead and opened for…

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Deadly Force and Resisting a Public Officer

May 4, 2016 Shea Denning

…a minor assault knocked on the door of Livingston’s home at 3:40 a.m. Livingston opened the door and one of the deputies, Nicholas Kehagias, leaned into the door frame and…

Categories Crimes and Elements, Uncategorized Tags Deadly Force, Harnett County, RDO, Resist delay obstruct, resisting a public officer 11 Comments
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