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Abstract:
As usual, a number of bills concerning motor vehicles and highway safety were brought before the 1973 North Carolina General Assembly. The more significant ones passed concerned amendments to the driver's license law, provisions for abandoned vehicles, and reciprocal agreements that allow out-of-state drivers to receive only citations instead of jail time if their residence state accords the same privilege to North Carolina drivers.
Abstract:
Approximately 200 bills concerning motor vehicles or traffic safety were introduced during the 1971 session of the North Carolina General Assembly. Over 70 of these were enacted into law. The more significant ones included Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, driver's license laws, and requirements for registration, equipment, and rules of the road.
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Loeb reviews the state laws relating to liquor in several states including North Carolina, and how those laws compare to actual consumption statistics.
Abstract:
The 1969 North Carolina General Assembly made several significant changes in the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law in North Carolina. The organization of the state board was changed along with statues dealing with the transportation and sale of alcohol.