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· 2/13/2015

in the Interest of F.A.B v. Dccps

How courts have described this case

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  • acknowledging the canon in resolving a potential conflict between a state statute and the North Carolina Constitution
  • starting with analysis of the organic statute, which changed powers between the Board of Education and the state superintendent, before analyzing whether that statute triggered rulemaking by its reference to the Board’s authority to set “rules and regulations”

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