Today's NC Court of Appeals Decisions
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The Court of Appeals issued 35 published decisions this morning. Sixteen are in criminal cases. The civil cases, at least at first glance, don't appear to be plowing any major new ground.
We'll try to post something on the important ones later today.
By the way, the founder of this blog, Sean Andrussier, has moved on to greener pastures as a full-time faculty member at Duke Law School. We'll be limping along without him until we come up with a permanent solution for staffing this blog.
We'll try to post something on the important ones later today.
By the way, the founder of this blog, Sean Andrussier, has moved on to greener pastures as a full-time faculty member at Duke Law School. We'll be limping along without him until we come up with a permanent solution for staffing this blog.
1 Comments:
Hey, there's even bigger news....the North Carolina Supreme Court has finally abolished the dreaded "assignments of error" (effective for appeals on or after October 1, 2009). There are other changes that were recently made to the NC Appellate Rules, but this is probably the biggest. I can't imagine the amount of time and money that will be saved by this change.
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