North Carolina Lawyers Weekly
A public housing authority that simply cited a vaguely-worded clause in a tenant’s lease as grounds for her eviction failed to give her legally ...
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Housing authority had to give tenant reasons for eviction
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Defendant didn’t violate plea bargain by showing up late
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Subcontractor can’t get credit thanks to collateral source rule
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Rate-ful 8 could hand judgment debtors hefty interest bills
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Tech company on track to receive $31.95M for patent violations
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A surge of silver splitters are calling lawyers, calling it quits
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DOT should have cleared ditch that caused wreck, COA rules
Opinion Digests
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Civil Practice – Appeals – Interpleader – Constitutional – First Amendment – Church’s Bank Accounts
Because of a dispute within the defendant-church as to who has authority over the church’s bank accounts, the plaintiff-bank filed this interpleader action. The trial ...
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Domestic Relations – Alimony – Insufficient Findings – Standard of Living – Reasons for Amount, Duration & Manner
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Criminal Practice – Sex Offense with a Child – Credibility – CMEP Report
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Criminal Practice – False Insurance Claim – Probation Officer’s Testimony – Other Evidence
Headlines
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Trial begins on challenge to latest N.C. voter ID law
By GARY D. ROBERTSON Associated Press RALEIGH (AP) — North Carolina’s latest law requiring photo identification to cast ballots went on trial on Monday, with ...
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Group to study more justices, term limits for Supreme Court
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Bond set for dad, daughter whose murder convictions were reversed
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Man who was wrongly imprisoned for 44 years gets $750,000
