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Changes in North Carolina Jail Populations During COVID-19

October 21, 2020 Jessica Smith

…populations over a shorter term, we also compared changes in county jail populations from June to July 2020. Of the 92 counties with open facilities during that period,[2] 48 counties…

Categories Uncategorized Tags Criminal Justice Innovation Lab Leave a comment

I Want a New Trial! Now What? A District Court Judge’s Authority to Act Following Entry of Notice of Appeal for Trial De Novo (Part I)

February 21, 2016February 22, 2010 Alyson Grine

…a prior conviction level III and has previously violated probation, the judge imposes an active sentence of 120 days. Jones enters notice of appeal in open court because he wants…

Categories Procedure, Uncategorized Tags appeals, bond, pretrial release, trial de novo 6 Comments

SORNA Tier Chart

June 16, 2017June 15, 2017 Jamie Markham

…instance, has been an issue in several reported appellate cases in North Carolina—and the ultimate answer is still open to debate. I applied the following rules in putting the chart…

Categories Crimes and Elements, Uncategorized Tags petition to terminate registration, sex offender, sex offender registration, SORNA 10 Comments
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Lessons Learned on Vacation: 2016 Edition

May 31, 2016 Shea Denning

…liquor and fortified wine (combined) at: another person’s residence with that person’s consent; any other property not primarily used for commercial purposes and not open to the public at the…

Categories Crimes and Elements Tags 18B-301, ABC law, beach, beer, emerald isle, liquor, wine 3 Comments
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Is Your Neighborhood’s 17 MPH Speed Limit Enforceable?

April 4, 2018 Shea Denning

…city are not streets. They may be open to the public, but they are not open to the public as a matter of right. Instead, such private roadways are properly…

Categories Motor Vehicles Tags 17 mph, G.S. 20-141, local government, posted speed limit, private vehicular area, street 5 Comments
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Confidential Informants, Motions to Reveal Identity, and Discovery: Part III, How to Handle the Video

June 24, 2024 Daniel Spiegel

…trunk was no substitute. If the transaction in Roviaro had been videotaped, and North Carolina’s open-file discovery statutory framework applied, it seems likely that the Roviaro Court would require the…

Categories Procedure Tags CIs, confidential informants, dark, discovery, informer's privilege, motions to reveal identity, privilege, roviaro, video
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Statutory Rights to Appeal Orders in Delinquency Matters: What, When, Who, and Impact on Juvenile Court

April 15, 2024 Jacquelyn Greene

…in open court at the time of the hearing or 2) in writing within 10 days after entry of the order. G.S. 7B-2602. Notice in open court at the time…

Categories Uncategorized Tags 7B-2602, 7B-2603, juvenile appeals, juvenile delinquency, right to appeal
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Case Summaries – N.C. Court of Appeals (Jan. 17, 2023)

January 27, 2023January 26, 2023 Alex Phipps

…exceptions applied to defendant’s situation. Id. at 15. Opening statement reference to testimony that was not offered at trial did not require intervention by the trial court ex mero motu;…

Categories Case Summaries Tags case summaries, nc court of appeals, North Carolina Court of Appeals
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Advice for Defenders Handling H & I Felonies in District Court

September 3, 2024 Phil Dixon

…of appeal. Notice of appeal may be given in open court after the pronouncement of the judgment or may be filed in writing within 14 days of the judgment. N.C….

Categories Procedure Tags felony pleas in district court, G.S. 7A-272, H and I felonies

What Everyone Needs to Know about Knock and Talks

June 15, 2018June 11, 2018 Jeff Welty

…three minutes, called out “police” and “open up,” then proceeded to knock loudly on the room’s window for another minute or two). There is no simple way to determine how…

Categories Search and Seizure, Uncategorized Tags fourth amendment, knock and talk, Search and Seizure 12 Comments
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