N&O Index Card

Subject/Name: Supreme Court, North Carolina

Article(s) Referenced In:

1. (Supreme) Court rules restrictions on military goods stores are constitutional - Ap 7 88 16C
2. N.C. high court to decide town's control of cable TV - Ma 1 88 1
3. State Supreme Court orders retrial in '85 murders of teens (ROSS) - Ma 6 88 24C
4. Out-of-court arbitration program gets extension from Supreme Court - Jn 2 88 16C
5. Judge (Bailey) criticized in ruling ordering new trial (McNeill vs. Allen) - Jn 3 88 2C
6. Supreme Court to study self-defense law; Ruling on case of long-abused woman who killed
7. husband prompts request - Jn 4 88 3C
8. Court to review death-penalty sentencing - Jn 15 88 11A
9. N.C. high court to review death-penalty sentencing - Jn 15 88 1C
10. 3 drunken-driving verdicts reversed (and new trial for Cashwell) - Jy 1 88 6D
11. Police get new rules on liability; Court rules on wrecks involving chased cars - Jy 1 88 6D
12. Rule boosts need for legal seminars; More groups courting business - Jy 2 88 5B
13. N.C. (Supreme) court severely limits claims to SUBMERGED LAND - Jy 15 88 1
14. Court approves news cameras in courtrooms for 2 more years - Jy 16 88 3C
15. Conditional-use zoning upheld - Jy 29 88 9A
16. Court orders review of Duke Power rate hike - Jy 29 88 2C
17. Evidence ruling redefined; Court says 'good faith' doesn't justify seizure - Jy 29 88 1
18. Officials praise ruling on (conditional-use) zoning - Jy 31 88 26A
19. State's high court hears arguments on death penalty - Au 23 88 2C
20. State court rules death sentences (for McLaughlin and McKoy) still stand - Se 8 88 2C
21. Court orders retrial on amount of damages in suit against (First Union) bank - Se 8 88 8D
22. Court considers requiring judges to take classes; Proposal aimed at judges who don't attend
23. educational programs - Se 12 88 1C
24. Court urged to censure Wake judge (Bullock) - Se 13 88 18C
25. Court sides with paper in 1st Amendment case; N.C. ruling allows disclosure of 'private facts' - Oc 7 88 1
26. Editorial: The fact is, the public wins - Oc 15 88 16A
27. State Supreme Court limits number of convictions in pornography sales (and other cases) - No 4 88 4D
28. Agencies could lose fining clout - No 16 88 1C
29. Agencies advised to halt fining - De 7 88 1C
30. 2-defendant case will get a new trial (Miller pleaded guilty; Hucks convicted; railroad & gas rate
31. increases) - De 9 88 27A
32. Court allows agencies to continue fining - De 9 88 1C
33. Ruling on mentally ill minors voided - De 9 88 27A
34. Railroads win case on land ownership - De 10 88 8B
35. EPA agrees to help state enforce laws until court rules on dispute over fines - De 15 88 WA-1

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