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Among the most comprehensive plans passed in recent years of the North Carolina General Assembly has been the Obscene Literature Bill which makes it unlawful to purposely, knowingly, or recklessly disseminate, publish or make available obscenity in the form of writing, picture, record, play, dance or other representation. Other legislation in this Assembly detailed procedures for larceny, arson, and arrest.
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43491
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In this article the author is discussing a new policy being implemented across the UNC system. The new policy was put in place by the UNC Board of Governors and this new policy stated that if any protests on campus disrupt or hinder a speaker, meeting, or class, sanctions can be put on the protesters. This can include suspension, banning from campus, and expulsion. Many professors and students alike disagree with this new policy and have petitioned to get it removed.
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23232
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Surveillance techniques, such as cell phone location trackers and automatic license plate readers, used by North Carolina Law Enforcement boarder on invasion of privacy. Porter examines the unconstitutionality of this situation.
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