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Bulletin
Gun Permit Appeals

This bulletin addresses how courts should handle concealed handgun permit and pistol purchase permit appeals.
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NC Criminal Law

Covers North Carolina criminal law and procedure and related topics.
Course
Appellate Advocacy
October 21, 2026
October 21 - 23, 2026 | 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. | Chapel Hill

Registration will close on Friday, September 25.

The course is open to assistant appellate defenders and attorneys on the appellate appointment list maintained by the Office of the Appellate Defender. Using their own cases, participants will learn to develop a cohesive theory of defense on appeal and use that...

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October 21, 2026
UNC School of Government
Chapel Hill, NC
Chapel Hill, NC, NC
Listserv
Criminal Law Listserv (iogcriminal)

Subscribers will receive case summaries of NC and US S.Ct. criminal cases as well as alerts regarding new NC criminal legislation. Notice is sent to each subscriber by e-mail.

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NC Superior Court Judges' Benchbook

Covering Judicial Administration, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, and Civil matters, the NC Superior Court Judges' Benchbook serves as the judges' primary reference tool, on and off the bench. The Benchbook is fully searchable, both with full-text and expert search options, has menus and breadcrumb trail for easy navigation and orientation and offers download-options as well as immediate in-...
Bulletin
Motions for Appropriate Relief: Grounds That May Be Asserted and Timing Rules for Asserting Them

Discusses the grounds that may be assetred in motions for appropriate relief filed by the state and the defense and the time for asserting those grounds. These issues are related because the grounds that may be raised in these motions depend, in part, on when the motions are made. The other factor afecting the grounds that may be asserted is whether the motion is made by the state or the...