Court of Appeals of North Carolina· 3/5/2019

State v. Chevallier

Citations

824 S.E.2d 440
264 N.C. App. 204

Syllabus

A single transfer by sale or delivery of a counterfeit controlled substance is a single offense admission of hearsay statement under Rule 801(d)(E)?s co-conspirator exception motions to dismiss for insufficiency of the evidence charges of transfer of a counterfeit controlled substance under the theories of attempted sale and delivery instruction on actual possession theory of possession of a firearm by a felon.

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stating in a criminal context that “[w]e review de novo properly preserved sufficiency-of-the- evidence challenges to jury instructions”
“In determining whether the trial evidence adduced was sufficient to instruct on a particular theory of criminal liability, we review the evidence and any reasonable inference from that evidence in the light most favorable to the State.”
“In determining whether the trial evidence adduced was sufficient to instruct on a particular theory of criminal liability, we review the evidence and any reasonable inference from that evidence in the light most favorable to the State.”

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Judges: Collins

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