Criminal Procedure in North Carolina as Shown by Criminal Appeals Since 1890

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University of North Carolina Press, 1930 - Law - 173 pages
In order to make an accurate appraisal of the work of the courts, it is necessary to consider all the cases decided for a considerable period. This book is an attempt to analyze a sufficient number of cases decided by the courts of the state to show the general trends and tendencies in the interpretation by the Supreme Court of criminal procedure. A concluding chapter summarizes the author's findings and discusses the possibilities of judicial reform.



Originally published in 1930.



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APPEAL BY THE STATE 20
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TABULAr Statement and Explanations
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VIOLATION OF CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS
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