Categories: NC State Statutes

  • NC State Budget

    State legislators will begin meeting this weekend to hash out the differences between the House and Senate budgets. The House budget, thought not perfect, includes important investments that will improve the lives of children and help working families deal with these tough economic times. This is in stark contrast to the Senate budget, which cuts [...]

  • Criminal activity and unethical behavior in Beaufort County

    Hood lost, the post here is no longer relevant. But he’s not gone, like Satan he continues to walk this earth.
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    And… higher property values in the historic district mean higher property taxes and higher homeowner’s insurance policy costs — for those who bought houses as homes, and not as investments. Speaking of higher taxes for [...]

  • Hood Richardson rides roughshod over your rights

    To quote today’s Washington Daily News article:
    Later, Richardson added, “I’m an elected official; I’m entitled to more information than the general public.” 
    How scary is that? Once again, Hood Richardson and Stan Deatherage believe they are entitled to more than the average citizen.
    RE: Adoption and privacy laws in North Carolina. Let’s review NC State Statutes, [...]

  • Civil No-Contact Orders

    Chapter 50C.
    Civil No‑Contact Orders.
    § 50C‑1. Definitions.
    The following definitions apply in this Chapter:
    (1) Abuse. – To physically or mentally harm, harass, intimidate, or interfere with the personal liberty of another.
    (2) Civil no‑contact order. – An order granted under this Chapter, which includes a [...]

  • Civil Court

    Chapter 1A.
    Rules of Civil Procedure.
    § 1A‑1. Rules of Civil Procedure.
    The Rules of Civil Procedure are as follows:
    Article 1.
    Scope of Rules–One Form of Action.
    Rule 1. Scope of rules.
    These rules shall govern the procedure in the superior and district courts of the State of North Carolina in all actions and proceedings of a civil nature [...]