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· 9/7/1995

State v. Easterling

Citations

  • 341 N.C. 422
  • 461 S.E.2d 762

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  • referring to the \apparently unfounded and therefore gratuitous concessions made at argument on behalf of the Commissioner\ in Standard Life
  • referring to the “apparently unfounded and therefore gratuitous concessions made at argument on behalf of the Commissioner” in Standard Life

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