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2019 North Carolina General Statutes
Chapter 15A - Criminal Procedure Act
Article 73 - Criminal Jury Trial in Superior Court.
- § 15A-1221 - Order of proceedings in jury trial; reading of indictment prohibited.
- § 15A-1222 - Expression of opinion prohibited.
- § 15A-1223 - Disqualification of judge.
- § 15A-1224 - Death or disability of trial judge.
- § 15A-1225 - Exclusion of witnesses.
- § 15A-1225.1 - Child witnesses; remote testimony.
- § 15A-1225.2 - Witnesses with an intellectual or developmental disability; remote testimony.
- § 15A-1225.3 - Forensic analyst remote testimony.
- § 15A-1226 - Rebuttal evidence; additional evidence.
- § 15A-1227 - Motion for dismissal.
- § 15A-1228 - Notes by the jury.
- § 15A-1229 - View by jury.
- § 15A-1230 - Limitations on argument to the jury.
- § 15A-1231 - Jury instructions.
- § 15A-1232 - Jury instructions; explanation of law; opinion prohibited.
- § 15A-1233 - Review of testimony; use of evidence by the jury.
- § 15A-1234 - Additional instructions.
- § 15A-1235 - Length of deliberations; deadlocked jury.
- § 15A-1236 - Admonitions to jurors; regulation and separation of jurors.
- § 15A-1237 - Verdict.
- § 15A-1238 - Polling the jury.
- § 15A-1239 - Judicial comment on verdict.
- § 15A-1240 - Impeachment of the verdict.
- § 15A-1241 - Record of proceedings.
- § 15A-1242 - Defendant's election to represent himself at trial.
- § 15A-1243 - Standby counsel for defendant representing himself.
- § 15A-1244 through 15A-1250 - through 15A-Reserved for future codification purposes.
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