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2377
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While society in general is intolerant of alcoholism and the use of alcohol, it does not view alcoholics equally, with women receiving more criticism than men.
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2657
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Opinions of what should be awarded to family members claiming emotional distress because of injuries to another member differ between the N.C. Supreme Court and the N.C. Court of Appeals.
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2658
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Malcolm J. Howard is a decorated Vietnam veteran and presidential counsel. His determination to succeed led him from a small farm through West Point and Wake Forest Law School to the federal bench.
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2685
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Born in New York City, James Edward O'Hara was the first African American lawyer admitted to the state bar. His first practice was in Enfield, in Halifax County.
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3002
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Lacy H. Thornburg's career in law has included stints as a small-town lawyer in Sylva, three-term legislator, superior court judge, and North Carolina Attorney General. In 1994, he was appointed to a federal judgeship.
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3005
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Effective January 1, 1996, punitive damage claims are governed by a new punitive damage law passed in 1995 by the General Assembly.
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North Carolina State Bar Quarterly
(NoCar KF 200 N65), Vol. 43 Issue 2, Spring 1996,
p6-8,10-11, il, f
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