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Appellate Court Finds That Defendant Not Prejudiced By Jury Instruction

by Lisa Anderson Williams | Sep 22, 2026 | Criminal Law, Domestic Violence, Jury Instructions

State of North Carolina v. Jaquale Markece Burnette (COA25-837) is an unpublished opinion of the North Carolina Court of Appeals from a case out of Alamance County. This case is interesting because Mr. Burnette was convicted of second-degree kidnapping among other...

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