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Supreme Court of North Carolina
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Montanino — Common knowledge proved SUV exceeded felony-larceny threshold

The Supreme Court upheld the conviction. It agreed that the instructions and verdict form, read together, did not probably change the verdict under North Carolina’s exacting plain-error standard. On value, the Court rejected a rigid direct-evidence rule: jurors may use common knowledge when property is so ubiquitous that an average juror can determine with high certainty that its value clears the statutory threshold. Evidence that the six-year-ol

North Carolina Court of Appeals
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McArthur — Premarital townhome was mixed property but marital estate received all value

The published majority agreed the townhome was technically a mixed asset because the husband acquired ownership before marriage, but affirmed the distribution. The evidence attributed zero percent of the separation-date value to a proven separate component and 100 percent to the marital component. A partial dissent would have vacated for further classification and valuation.

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