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1.Women and Economic Security by Morgan, Sheron Keiser Popular Government Vol. 50 Issue 2, Fall 1984
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Women are entering the labor force in ever increasing numbers both about of want and necessity. Economic security has become a major concern for the employment of North Carolina women.
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For effective prosecution and sentencing of criminal cases, there must be an efficient way to retrieve records on criminal history. Until recently, because of problems with the way criminal histories were reported, North Carolina's criminal justice community probably was more likely to find a defendant's traffic record than to find a record of any felonies. Steps have been taken to correct these inadequacies and to make other improvements in the recordation system. Wilkie examines the problems and possible solutions in maintaining reliable criminal history records.
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Drug trafficking of drugs such as cocaine, heroine, and marijuana are growing problems in the United States. This led north Carolina to enact strict drug-trafficking statues. Before this the law was passed in 1980, North Carolina did not set special punishments for crimes that involved very large amounts of drugs. However, under the drug-trafficking law, the punishment escalates drastically as the amount of the illegal substances increases.
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