…to recent shooting and homicides. The officers heard gunshots nearby and responded to the area where they believed the shots originated in less than a minute, an open area between…
…are presumptively open to the public under G.S. 132-1.4(k), which provides that “search warrants that have been returned by law enforcement agencies” are public records. Yet the statute also notes…
…Cir. 2009) (officers investigating allegations of unlawful bird trapping installed a motion-activated camera in the defendant’s open field; this did not implicate the Fourth Amendment, for while “[t]he idea of…
…involve an order denying bail and was resolved with the court’s conclusion that the procedure for setting Humphrey’s bail was constitutionally inadequate, the court did not resolve significant open questions…
…now also director of the program. The program, called the NC Racial Equity Network (NC REN), began with a competitive application process open to all North Carolina indigent defenders. Fifty…
…slight, by any object into the genital or anal opening of another person’s body. Id. (citing G.S. 14-27.1(4)). In the case before it, the relevant conduct was fellatio, a “touching”…
…the presence of a gun. With the defendant handcuffed on the ground, the officer opened the bag and found a gun and ammo. The officers questioned the defendant without Mirandizing…
…329 N.C. at 404. The better practice is to do this on the record in open court. Id. (defense counsel made such a record in open court). What should the…
…[schools, children’s museums, child care centers, nurseries, and playgrounds] that are located in malls, shopping centers, or other property open to the general public.” It was clear from the article…
…that the creators of the podcast and detectives working the re-opened cold case independently have identified the same suspect in the murders, though no arrest has yet been made. Here’s…
