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Criminal Practice – Evidence – Post-Conviction DNA Testing
Teresa Bruno, Opinions Editor//September 21, 2018
Criminal Practice – Evidence – Post-Conviction DNA Testing
Teresa Bruno, Opinions Editor//September 21, 2018
We affirm our Court of Appeals’ unpublished decision to uphold the trial court’s denial defendant’s pro se “Motion to Locate and Preserve Evidences [sic] and Motion for Post-Conviction DNA Testing.”
State v. Sayre (Lawyers Weekly No. 010-077-18, 1 p.) (Per Curiam) Appealed from Forsyth County Superior Court (Eric Morgan, J.) On appeal from the Court of Appeals. Kimberly Callahan for the state; Nicholas Woomer-Deters for defendant. N.C. S. Ct.
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