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42558
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Lawyers in the legislature, present since the beginning of the North Carolina General Assembly and the state’s one-party system, is noted by Daughtry. The extent of their presence and impact is emphasized by statistical data for the number of attorneys in the state House and Senate. It is also asserted by reasons why lawyers are needed in, and can be beneficial to, the operation of this General Assembly and the state’s political system, over the years evolved into a two-party system.
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North Carolina General Assembly and attorneys ; North Carolina General Assembly--history--lawyers ; North Carolina political system--history ; North Carolina House of Representatives--attorneys ; North Carolina--two party system--impact on state judicial branch; North Carolina political system--court cases--Stephenson v Bartlett