The North Carolina Court of Appeals released a batch of opinions today:
| Bennett v. Hospice & Palliative Care Ctr. Of Alamance-Caswell (15-667). Medical malpractice; N.C. R. Civ. P. 9(j); loss of sepulcher, breach of contract are not “medical malpractice” claims |
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| Blackburn v. NC Dep’t Of Pub. Safety (15-556). Career state employee; Just cause for termination; Sufficiency of notice |
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| Boyd v. Rekuc (15-780). Rule 9(j), medical malpractice, voluntary dismissal, statue of limitations |
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| Christenbury Eye Ctr., P.A. v. Medflow, Inc. (15-1120). Appellate Jurisdiction; Mandatory Complex Business Case |
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| In re: Ballard (15-475). foreclosure sale, bid deposit, NCGS section 45-21.30(c) |
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| Meadows v. Meadows (15-527). Initial custody order; Refusal of natural parent to participate fully in custody proceedings. |
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| State v. Blue (15-837). Fourth amendment search. Satellite based monitoring for sex offenders is a Fourth Amendment search and must be reasonable. |
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| State v Cook (15-278). ineffective assistance of counsel, State v. Harbison, state of mind hearsay exception |
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| State v. Hurd (15-588). Batson; Reverse Batson; Peremptory Challenge; Grossy Improper Closing Argument. |
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| State v. Ladd (15-1071). 4th amendment search; consent; reasonable expectation of privacy; electronic data. MORE TO COME. |
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| State v McLaughlin (15-333). Confrontation clause, child sexual abuse, declarant unavailable, medical diagnosis hearsay exception, excited utterance exception |
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| State v. Miller (15-636). Pseudoephedrine possession; due process; strict liability; notice |
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| State v. Morris (15-846). Fourth amendment search. Satellite based monitoring for sex offenders is a Fourth Amendment search and must be reasonable. |
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| State v. Sydnor (15-776). Habitual offense |
in addition to the above, there were 37 unpublished opinions available here.
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