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Firing Squad Not a Death Penalty Option in NC Apr 18

North Carolina is among about half the states in this country that still allow the death penalty for certain convictions. Our neighbor South Carolina has received considerable media attention about one of their death row inmates asking to be executed by firing squad. This is ...

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Firing Squad Not a Death Penalty Option in NC Apr 18
North Carolina is among about half the states in this country that still allow the death penalty for certain convictions. Our neighbor South Carolina ...
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Some NC Residents Might Get Back Their Suspended Driver’s License Apr 08
After four years, a settlement in a class-action lawsuit is poised to allow more than 185,000 North Carolinians to legally drive again. Chief Judge ...
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What Is Contributory Negligence in Personal Injury Cases? Mar 16
Many laws, regulations, and policies transform over time. One aspect of North Carolina personal injury law that appears firmly rooted is the adherence ...
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What’s the Difference Between Murder and Manslaughter? Mar 04
Homicide is a general term used when the death of a person is caused by another. The specific criminal charge depends on the circumstances and the ...
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Is a Military Divorce Different from Others in North Carolina? Feb 21
North Carolina is home to eight military bases. All branches, with the exception of the Navy, have a base in the state. With about 100,000 active-duty ...
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Raise the Age Law Changes How Juveniles Are Charged as Adults Feb 08
Laws passed in the last five years have altered how North Carolina’s justice system views crimes committed by juveniles. The changes mean that fewer ...
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