…providing a mechanism to restore a person’s North Carolina “firearm rights,” a term broadly defined in G.S. 14-415.4(a)(1). A lingering phrase left the question open, however. G.S. 14-415.4(a)(1) stated that…
…Floricet, he risked cross[ing] over the line into the territory of proscribed conduct.” 173 N.C. App. at 605 (internal quotations omitted). Thus, Highsmith left open the possibility that a defendant…
…hearings are open, see G.S. 7B-2402, the Code strictly prohibits the disclosure of information about juveniles to the public. Ignoring the inherent conflict of interest here, most victim notifications required…
…working for you? Of course, we are open to this kind of feedback anytime, so if you are busy shopping Prime Day today, that’s OK. But I thought it would…
…noted that the purpose of the open-air parking lot where defendant’s vehicle was located was “not educational in nature” as it was intended to serve the hospital and could not…
…of G.S. 15A-1344(g) will keep the case open for as long as any new charge is pending. Division of Community Correction policy requires probation officers to discuss new criminal charges…
…have ongoing duties of loyalty and confidentiality that make it inappropriate simply to open their files to the state. The State Bar just issued a proposed ethics opinion — Proposed…
…issue remains open and that defense counsel should be raising it vigorously and specifically. The case also highlights what I view as a smart law enforcement practice. Even though the…
…the vulva, the penis and the anus, the mouth and the penis, the mouth and the vulva, or the mouth and the anus; penetration of the anal or genital opening…
…brave citizen who came upon a fiery crash involving Officer Breanna Toney and was able to force open the door of Toney’s patrol car and remove her from the burning…
