Juvenile Delinquency Adjudication. Motion to Dismiss. Disorderly Conduct.

termination of parental rights, dependency, challenged findings

review and permanency planning; reunification efforts; constitutionally protected status of a parent; plan of custody; waiver of future permanency planing hearings; visitation

Termination of Parental Rights; Closing Argument; Due Process

disability benefits; long-term; short-term; constitutionality; equal protection; due process; minimum scrutiny; legitimate purpose; rationally related; collateral estoppel; litigated; offensive collateral estoppel; non-mutual collateral estoppel

motion to dismiss; election of remedies; fraud; contract rescission or reformation; motion for reconsideration

Medical malpractice; closing argument; abuse of discretion standard

alimony; modification; change in circumstances; motion to compel; attorney?s fees

Substantial right
Interlocutory

Easement. Bench trial standard of review. Rule 52 N.C. Rules of Civil Procedure. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law.

Attorney's Fees, Plain error

motion to dismiss

Rule 403, Rule 404, Prior Misconduct

Anders

Anders

right to remain silent; right to counsel

motion to suppress

Rule 404(b); Rule 701; motion to dismiss

Statutory rape, NCGS 14-27.25; indecent liberties with a child; NCGS 14-202.1; defendant's age; officer's testimony; hearsay; plain error review.

Motion to Suppress; waiver of right to appellate review; jury instructions