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for Popular Government Vol. 37 Issue 6, Mar 1971
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In North Carolina appellate and superior court judges may be removed from office by impeachment or, if the cause be mental or physical incapacity, by joint resolution of two-thirds of all member of the General Assembly.
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18053
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Craig discusses the evolution of jails in North Carolina as well as the statistics for jail renovation in the state.
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18055
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Currently, North Carolina has no laws that deal specifically with an increasingly important area of medical practice and potential professional liability--the collection, storage, and distribution of human blood and the administration of blood transfusions. This article discusses the legal implications of the matter and some proposed solutions.
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18056
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Issues of juvenile delinquency is on the rise, and currently North Carolina has no law requiring that any state agency collect and analyze data on the extent of juvenile delinquency in the state.
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18057
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On March 22, 1971 voters of Mecklenburg County will vote in a referendum on the proposed consolidation of the City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, following over forty years of discussion about their consolidation.
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