The N.C. Court Appeals released a batch of opinions today:
| Gurganus v. Gurganus (16-163) summary judgment; equitable distribution; NCGS § 50-20.1; subject matter jurisdiction |
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| Hauser v. Hauser (16-606) Tortious interference with an expected inheritance; constructive fraud; breach of fiduciary duty; demand for an accounting |
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| Li v. Zhou (16-755) Contempt Order; Attorney’s Fees; Proper Purpose of Discovery. |
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| State v. China (16-721) Evidence of Restraint to Support Kidnapping Charge [Not the country…] |
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| State v. Gullette (16-815) Trial Court did no Violate a Statutory Mandate |
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| State v. Hyman (16-398) Conflict of interest; MAR; ineffective assistance of counsel |
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| Town of Belville v. Urb. Smart Growth, LLC (16-817) Motion to Compel Arbitration, waiver, contractual rights |
There were also 34 unpublished opinions, available here, including State v. Clay, the takeaways of which are: (a) never ask a cop arresting you to retrieve your phone from your car full of illicit materials, and (b) lock your phone in a way that it won’t display incoming messages on the lock screen as they come in if you don’t want the police to read them.
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