On today’s episode Jake reviews the recent North Carolina Court of Appeals opinion, . In Dade, the Court decided that the State does not have the authority to enter notice of appeal as to a district court judge’s granting of a defendant’s motion to suppress or dismiss until the district court has entered a written preliminary indication as required by N.C.G.S. § 20-38.6(f). Jake discusses the implications that the Dade decision has on district court practice and how to leverage this requirement for a written preliminary indication in your client’s defense.
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