If Rep. Lewis is using a pay-to-play scheme in the printing of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals opinions he should be outed and prosecuted. At the same time, Rep. Burr's bill to stop printing the opinions is the classic example of someone who has no idea what he is talking about. Each opinion contains law which court officials are required to follow. Law which is just as binding as the North Carolina General Statutes. North Carolina's Body of Law is made up of three things; The Statutes promulgated by the legislature, The interpretation and constitutionality of those statutes by Supreme Court and Court of Appeals opinions and the Common Law of England. Maybe Rep. Burr would also like to stop printing North Carolina's General Statutes, or revoke all of England's Common Law as it applies to North Carolina. Apparently, he would like to stop printing the State and Federal Constitutions so he could save a few thousand dollars. He obviously has no idea what he is talking about.
If Rep. Lewis is using a pay-to-play scheme in the printing of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals opinions he should be outed and prosecuted. At the same time, Rep. Burr's bill to stop printing the opinions is the classic example of someone who has no idea what he is talking about. Each opinion contains law which court officials are required to follow. Law which is just as binding as the North Carolina General Statutes. North Carolina's Body of Law is made up of three things; The Statutes promulgated by the legislature, The interpretation and constitutionality of those statutes by Supreme Court and Court of Appeals opinions and the Common Law of England. Maybe Rep. Burr would also like to stop printing North Carolina's General Statutes, or revoke all of England's Common Law as it applies to North Carolina. Apparently, he would like to stop printing the State and Federal Constitutions so he could save a few thousand dollars. He obviously has no idea what he is talking about.
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