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474
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Changes in evidentiary rules pertaining to child victims affect prosecution, children's needs, and defendants' rights.
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475
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A new outpatient law, the first of its kind in the nation, is designed specifically to aid chronic mental patients who at the time of their commitments are not considered dangerous.
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476
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Henry provides statistics concerning teenage suicide in North Carolina and offers suggestions for dealing with the problem.
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477
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Loeb discusses the automobile insurance rate system, including the Safe Driver Insurance Plan and the Reinsurance Facility.
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478
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The Equitable Distribution Act in North Carolina has drastically altered the law governing ownership of property after divorce. The Act renders possession of ownership titles insignificant in favor of a judicial determination of equitable distribution.
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479
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The state is taking measures to reduce and prevent pollution and to safely handle hazardous waste.
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480
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There exists in North Carolina no comprehensive or systematic law of ground water quality. The author catalogues certain existing laws in order to arrive at the main elements found in singular legislation regarding ground water.
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481
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Charlotte's School-Age Child Care Project's goal is to increase high quality, affordable school-age child care in Mecklenburg County by stimulating the development of diverse model programs using existing community resources.
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482
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Environmental aestheticians and promoters of outdoor advertising have clashed for years over the reasonable extent of outdoor advertising; so, too, have the federal government and local officials.
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504
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Cathey profiles the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources and its various programs.
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505
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Ferrell offers a glimpse into the General Assembly's role in the budget making process.
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506
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In the years between the 1980 census and the 1990 census, population in certain areas of NC necessitated the movement from at-large to district methods of election. Data from the 1990 census should cause the drawing of new lines to accommodate such movement.
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507
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The Principals' Executive Program is a professional-level management course for school principals that is designed to inspire effective leadership in the schools.
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508
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Finding safer and less expensive ways to manage municipal solid waste is an important challenge facing many cities. Unit pricing is one of the latest attempts to reduce costs.
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509
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Health care providers are responsible for releasing medical records upon request.
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