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Rebooting Probation After an Appeal – North Carolina Criminal Law Blog
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Today’s post addresses a small (and admittedly mundane) thing that trips people up from time to time. What happens when an appealed probationary ...

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A Conundrum of Personal Liberty – Transit Anticipatory Bail – The Criminal and Constitutional Law Blog
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The author of this post is Mr. Mohit Kandpal, student at National Law University, Orrisa. Introduction For the past sometimes, we have ...

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News Roundup – North Carolina Criminal Law Blog
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Kim Kardashian’s Calabasas mansion was broken into on Sunday, and police have arrested a suspect, per this story from NBC and USA Today. Officers with ...

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N.C. Court of Appeals (Aug. 5, 2026) – North Carolina Criminal Law Blog
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This post summarizes the published criminal opinions from the North Carolina Court of Appeals released on August 5, 2026. No Fourth Amendment ...

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New Criminal Laws of India: Confusions, Clarities & Correlations
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New Criminal Laws of India: Confusions, Clarities & Correlations

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Part I, Arraignment and Its Significance – North Carolina Criminal Law Blog
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It’s the day of trial in superior court and final motions and notices are being exchanged before the jury pool comes in. Amidst the sharing of witness ...

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News Roundup – North Carolina Criminal Law Blog
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On Monday, the United States Supreme Court granted certiorari review in Jouppi v. Alaska, a case involving a bush pilot’s appeal of the forfeiture of ...

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News Roundup – North Carolina Criminal Law Blog
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Last week’s News Roundup noted the story of a Charlotte-Mecklenburg officer accused of illegally accessing Flock camera data. According to these ...

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Things You Might Have Missed in the Budget – North Carolina Criminal Law Blog
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North Carolina has a budget again. S257 became S.L. 2026-41 when Governor Stein signed it on July 7. The bill contains many provisions pertinent to the ...

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Supreme Court Clarifies: When Contract Breaches Become Criminal Offenses – Landmark Ruling Imposes Costs on UP for Misusing Criminal Law in Civil Disputes
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“Criminal Law in Civil Disputes: Supreme Court draws crucial distinction between civil disputes and criminal cases, warning against misuse of Sections 406 ...

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