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19,639 Appellate Court Opinions
In re: C.P.
Neglected and dependent juvenile; Permanent plan of guardianship with relative; Reunification
In re: I.D.B.
TPR; no merit brief
In re: A.L.M. & A.L.M.
Dependency; lack of appropriate alternative childcare arrangement; best interest; likelihood of adoption.
In re: J.H.S. & G.A.B.
termination of parental rights; neglect; Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA)
In Re: L.C.J. & L.N.J.
Termination of parental rights; Willful abandonment
Keels v. Frazier
Motion to Dismiss; Rules of Appellate Procedure; Insufficiency of Process; Insufficiency of Service of Process
State v. Baker
Constructive possession; sufficiency of evidence to support habitual felon charge.
State v. Boyles
State v. Friday
Motion to suppress; Search following drug investigation; Incorrect address in search warrant; Other designations sufficient to identify premises to be searched
State v. Hill
Operating a vehicle to elude arrest; driving with license revoked; resisting public officer; arrest of judgment.
State v. Horton
Jury instruction; Impermissible opinion
State v. Liverman
Rule of Evidence 401; Rule of Evidence 403; Statutory rape; incriminating letters written by defendant from jail
State v. Moore
Fourth Amendment; search and seizure; traffic stop; mistaken identity; reasonable suspicion
State v. Norwood
Exploitation of an elder adult, Sufficiency of indictment
State v. Potter
Guilty Plea; Writ of Certiorari; Sentencing and Judgment
State v. Smith
Attempted first-degree rape; Lesser-included offense instruction; Rule 404(b) evidence; extrinsic evidence of prior bad acts
State v. Smith
Reasonable Suspicion; Search Warrant; Mail Stream; Motion to Suppress
State v. Smith
Preservation and Error, Sufficient Evidence, Controlled Substances, Search and Seizure, Jury Instructions
State v. Stacks
Misdemeanor assault with a deadly weapon; self-defense; jury instruction; de novo review.
State v. Stephens-Maddox
Testimony Regarding Witness's Statement to Officer; Fifth Amendment.