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Hopefully the Supreme Court 'Guidance' will make Judge Ridgeway's decision an easy one..... "Having discussed how N.C.G.S. § 1149 should be construed in the course of deciding whether defendant had properly preserved the claim that he has advanced in reliance upon that statute for purposes of...

III. Conclusion Thus, for the reasons set forth above, we conclude that the Court of Appeals erred by awarding defendant a new trial based upon the admission of evidence concerning defendant's response to the wrongful death and declaratory judgment action and the child custody action that were...

Jay asked Trinkle at the end if he could go back to his home prison for his 8PM basketball game against Blue cell bock Trinkle then asked judge...."is he still needed in Wake County, or can he...."

It was pretty obvious ,if you read the Supreme Court ruling, they completely agreed with the civil matters coming in at trial. They complimented Judge Stephens for his handling as well as his proper jury instructions to not consider the civil judgements as evidence of guilt in the criminal...

"I think JY is scum" At least we can all agree on something......

Jason Young's Voter RegistrationParty Affiliation: Democratic Party Registered to Vote In: Transylvania County, North Carolina Registration Date: 04/25/2008 Voter Status: Removed Status Reason: Felony Conviction :coffeeup:

The 3 member appellate court was rightfully corrected by the 7 member highest court "The Supreme Court issued a thunderous rebuttal, saying the Court of Appeals erred in those decisions" "The court’s 44-page decision, written with lengthy and specific legal references, was effectively an...

Indeed they did. NC SUPREME COURT > nc court of appeals

"Innocent until proven guilty my *advertiser censored*" Guess you missed it? He was proven guilty and the NC Supreme Court unanimously agreed with the verdict.

Yes, Greg Taylor was factually innocent. To suggest JLY is factually innocent would be insane. The only thing his defense could possibly do was cast some reasonable doubt. In the end, the smoke and mirrors failed with a 12-0 guilty verdict for 1st degree murder. The States highest court...

Glad to hear you are not saying he's innocent. 2 hours? Do you actually know the timeline presented in court?

I'm quite sure this e-book offers a different opinion on just about anything proven in court by the state.....

Doghairrules, JLY had ample time back at Birchleaf to kill his wife. Video proved when he departed and his gas purchase at the King C-store proved the time-line when he returned. The 2nd trial busted his 'alibi' beyond a reasonable doubt. The gas used for the trip added up to the last fume...

Looks like the #1 Brad Cooper fan (admitted wife killer) has penned another tabloid worthy e-book about a convicted wife killer. This time, the author has written another totally slanted account, with extra credit going to the convicted killer's family and "dr" Maurice Godwin. :thumb:

Looks like 'ineffective counsel' is becoming popular as the last ditch cry for a new trial for wife killers in Raleigh / Wake County....after the high court appeals process is exhausted.:jail: http://wncn.com/2016/08/17/raleigh-man-seeks-new-trial-after-conviction-for-murdering-ex-wife/

'Motion for appropriate relief'

The NC CoA is just following standard procedure. A MAR is not an appellate issue, so they naturally dropped this last desperate challenge of ineffective counsel down to Superior Court. Funny, a sitting Wake County Judge was his lead attorney.:laugh:

Made for TV, for sure. Said she was bipolar. No doubt she has mental illness reading her Facebook page...totally OBSESSED with the kids, especially the little girl. I think she called her parants to come from Tennessee, saying she was afraid for her life. She needed a witness for self...

Very surprised this site survived over the years. Kudos to the publisher. He/She had Jayboy and 'company' pegged to a T :) https://exxy23.wordpress.com/category/picture/

12 very competent jurors decided JYL was in fact guilty of 1st degree murder. Finally,the highest court in the great state of North Carolina wisely upheld the conviction Quite the contrary, the justice system is alive and well.