New Cumulative Supplement to Arrest, Search, and Investigation in North Carolina and Recent Cases Since Its Publication

Published for NC Criminal Law on October 07, 2014.

The 2014 Cumulative Supplement to Arrest, Search, and Investigation in North Carolina (4th ed. 2011) is now available. It is called a cumulative supplement because it includes the material in the 2013 supplement so you only need the book and the 2014 cumulative supplement to be current. You may order it online here or contact the School of Government Bookstore Manager at 919.966.4120. Continue reading for additional details. The Administrative Office of the Court recently purchased copies of this supplement and will distribute them to the following judicial officials: (1) superior court judges; (2) district court judges; (3) district attorneys and assistant district attorneys; (4) public defenders and assistant public defenders; (5) magistrates; and (6) selected IDS and AOC officers. Distribution will begin the week after receipt and should be complete by the end of October 2014. Books will be delivered with regular supply orders. Please direct questions about AOC distribution among judicial personnel to Joe Slate at 919.890.1532. New Cases on Obtaining Historical Cell-Site Information Since the Publication of the 2014 Cumulative Supplement. Anyone who works in the criminal justice field knows that criminal case law rulings change more frequently than in any other legal field. So it is not surprising that I already need to update a discussion of a subject (historical cell-site information) that appears on page 34 of the 2014 cumulative supplement. The book noted that the case law is evolving, but the view of most (but not all) courts is a court order based on the [...]