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En Banc Rehearing in the North Carolina Court of Appeals: A Petition for Panel Rehearing in Disguise?

Long-time readers of this blog may remember the fun I’ve had finding photos reflecting the ups and downs of en banc rehearing in the Court of Appeals. The General Assembly first authorized en banc review in 2016, with the...more

Unicorns and Loch Ness Monsters—Spotted Yesterday

Stories of mythical creatures have taken over this blog. First it was the summer 2021 unicorn where the Court of Appeals granted (and then withdrew) its first en banc review. And then it was the November 2021 Loch Ness...more

And Then There Were None–Court Of Appeals’ First En Banc Case Vanishes

A month ago, I excitedly reported that the North Carolina Court of Appeals had granted its first motion for rehearing en banc. Turns out that the en banc party invitations were for naught. In a special order entered...more

And Then There Was One: North Carolina Court Of Appeals Grants En Banc Review For The First Time Ever.

Friday afternoon, my email and text message notification systems were singing. Why? For the first time since December 2016 when the Court of Appeals received en banc review authority, an order allowing en banc rehearing was...more

No-Merit Briefs, The Pro Bono Program, And En Banc Review

On Tuesday, the Court of Appeals issued its latest batch of opinions. Good news: the impending turkey feast has not slowed the court’s pace in grappling with interesting appellate issues. Bad news: still no real resolution...more

11/26/2018  /  Appeals , En Banc Review , Pro Bono
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