844-967-6967 inquiry@attyswmsnwms.com
  • Facebook
  • X
  • Facebook
  • X
Williams & Williams Attorneys and Counselors at Law, P.L.L.C.
  • Home
  • Our Firm
  • Our Practice
  • FAQs
  • Blog
  • Make A Payment
  • Contact Us
Select Page

Appellate Court Addresses Potential Jurors Seeing Attorney Without His Client in Courtroom

by Anthony R. Williams | Sep 22, 2026 | Criminal Law, Habitual Felon, Jury Pool

State of North Carolina v. Charles Lee Boyd (COA26-40)is an unpublished opinion of the North Carolina Court of Appeals from a case out of Forsyth County. Here, the Court addresses whether the trial court committed error by not granting Mr. Boyd’s motion to strike the...

State Supreme Court Decides Habitual Felon Indictments

by Anthony R. Williams | Aug 18, 2026 | Criminal Law, Habitual Felon

In August of 2026, the North Carolina Supreme Court filed its decision in a very important case that addresses the timing of filing a habitual felon indictment. The State of North Carolina v. Charles Leon Garmon (329A24), addresses other points of law as well as,...

Recent Posts

  • Appellate Court Finds That Defendant Not Prejudiced By Jury Instruction
  • Appellate Court Addresses Potential Jurors Seeing Attorney Without His Client in Courtroom
  • First-Degree Murder Conviction on Premeditation and Deliberation and Felony Murder Upheld by Appeals Court
  • Appellate Court Ruling Addresses Several Issues Including IAC Claim
  • Forensic Technology Helps Identify Remains Found Nearly 50 Years Ago

Recent Comments

  • www.555329.com on NC Court of Appeals Looks at Confession and Out of State Conviction

Categories

  • Criminal Law
  • DNA
  • Domestic Violence
  • DWI
  • First-Degree Murder
  • Habitual Felon
  • Jury Instructions
  • Jury Pool
  • Motion for Appropriate Relief
  • Post-Conviction
  • Probation
  • Search and Seizure
  • Traffic
  • Facebook
  • X
Website created by Anthony R. Williams and Lisa Anderson Williams