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NC 15A-1460. - NC 15A-1460.

NC 15A-1460. NC 15A-1460. - North Carolina Chapter 15A - Criminal Procedure Act. Free legal research.

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NC 15A-1460. - NC 15A-1460.

Chapter 15A - Criminal Procedure Act

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§ 15A-1460. Definitions. The following definitions apply in this Article: (1) "Claim of factual innocence" means a claim on behalf of a living person convicted of a felony in the General Court of Justice of the State of North Carolina, asserting the complete innocence of any criminal responsibility for the felony for which the person was convicted and for any other reduced level of criminal responsibility relating to the crime, and for which there is some credible, verifiable evidence of innocence that has not previously been presented at trial or considered at a hearing granted through postconviction relief. (1a) "Claimant" means a person asserting that he or she is completely innocent of any criminal responsibility for a felony crime upon which the person was convicted and for any other ...

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