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DVPO and Trial Court Meeting with Jury Examined by Appellate Court Out of Wake County

by Anthony R. Williams | Sep 12, 2026 | Criminal Law, Post-Conviction, Wake County

State of North Carolina v. Jesse Nathan Metcalf (COA25-624), is a North Carolina Court of Appeals opinion that was filed in June of 2026.  This case arose out of Wake County and involves a Domestic Violence Protection Order (DVPO) and felonious stalking....

NC Court of Appeals Addresses Claim of Harbison Error

by Anthony R. Williams | Sep 4, 2026 | Criminal Law, First-Degree Murder, Post-Conviction, Wake County

In State of North Carolina v. Wendy Sue Wishart (COA25-117), an unpublished opinion of the North Carolina Court of Appeals filed in  August of 2026, the Court found that the defendant’s jury trial and conviction for first degree murder were free of errors. Although...

The Indictment You Think is Flawed Might Not Be—A Lesson From Wake County

by Anthony R. Williams | Sep 1, 2026 | Criminal Law, Post-Conviction, Wake County

State of North Carolina v. Kevin Leigh Wingate (184A25), is a recently filed North Carolina Supreme Court decision from a case that arose out of Wake County. Here the Court reversed the decision of the North Carolina Court of Appeals. In this matter,  there were two...
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