Supreme Court of North Carolina· 8/16/2019

State v. Grady

Citations

831 S.E.2d 542
372 N.C. 509

Syllabus

Appeal from order imposing lifetime satellite-based monitoring on a defendant found to be a recidivist whether the Court of Appeals erred by determining that, under the circumstances, the trial court's order effected an unreasonable search in violation of defendant's rights under the Fourth Amendment.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

acknowledging that “the SBM program is not a form of criminal punishment, but rather a ‘civil, regulatory scheme’”
acknowledging that “the SBM program is not a form of criminal punishment, but rather a ‘civil, regulatory scheme’”
acknowledging that “the SBM program is not a form of criminal punishment, but rather a ‘civil, regulatory scheme’”
acknowledging that “the SBM program is not a form of criminal punishment, but rather a ‘civil, regulatory scheme’”
differentiating its holding to cases where there is an “ongoing supervisory relationship between defendant and the State”
differentiating its holding to cases where there is an “ongoing supervisory relationship between defendant and the State”

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Judges: Earls, Newby

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