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A Tool For All Seasons—Supreme Court Deploys Writ of Certiorari to Resurrect State Bar Dispute

By Beth Scherer on June 3, 2016

A Petition for Writ of Certiorari continues to be the most powerful tool in the Supreme Court’s arsenal. Last Friday, the North Carolina Supreme Court used its certiorari authority…
Continue Reading A Tool For All Seasons—Supreme Court Deploys Writ of Certiorari to Resurrect State Bar Dispute

Posted in Bypass PDRs / PDRs Prior, Certification, Interlocutory Appeals, Judges, Jurisdiction, Motions to Dismiss, NC Court of Appeals, North Carolina Constitution, North Carolina Rules of Appellate Procedure, North Carolina Supreme Court, Petition for Rehearing, Petition for Writ of Certiorari, Petitions for Discretionary Review, Stay Pending Appeal

Today’s Court of Appeals Opinions: Three Ways to Avoid Dismissal of an Appeal

By Kip D. Nelson on March 20, 2012

1) Have a right to appeal

In re P.K.M. involved a juvenile delinquency proceeding against a twelve-year-old boy who moved to suppress incriminating statements he had made to an investigating…
Continue Reading Today’s Court of Appeals Opinions: Three Ways to Avoid Dismissal of an Appeal

Posted in Appellate Rules Violations, Ethics, Interlocutory Appeals, Juvenile Appeals, Motions to Dismiss, NC Court of Appeals, Notice of Appeal, Record on Appeal

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