When prospective Appellants face a deadline for filing a Notice of Appeal, it is imperative that they know how many days, and which days, to count.
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N.C. Appellate Practice & Procedure Treatise
North Carolina Appellate Practice and Procedure Treatise: Updated and Improved Release 2
Matt and I have updated our North Carolina Appellate Practice and Procedure treatise! For those who auto-subscribe to updates or use Lexis Advance, this may be old news as…
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Those who have known me for any length of time know that for more than a decade I have really, really wanted the Supreme Court to give appellate practitioners clarification…
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Can the Cart (Appeal) Go Before the Horse (Entry of Order Being Appealed)?
Last week, the Court of Appeals returned to a general question that this blog has addressed before: When is a Notice of Appeal Filing Deadline or Requirement Jurisdictional? In this…
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North Carolina’s Very Own Appellate Practice Treatise is Now Available!
Beth and Matt’s treatise, North Carolina Appellate Practice and Procedure, is finally available! Published by LexisNexis in both print and online versions, the treatise represents the culmination of…
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