Ann B. Wall
Changes to Notary Act and Rules That Affect Attorneys Now
Emergency Video Notarization (EVN) Alert EVN expired on June 30, 2024, at 12:01 a.m. House Bill 556, which would have extended EVN until July 1, 2025, has…
SOG Has Updated Its Collateral Consequences Tool – Check It Out
The School of Government has updated its Collateral Consequences tool and published an article on the Criminal Law Blog about what the update entails: C-CAT…
Yes, There is a Positive Side to Occupational Licensing – A New and Helpful Resource
If you have practiced administrative law in the last ten years, you know about the movement to deregulate occupational licensing. You have heard the many…
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Looking Back, Learning from a Recently Retired Administrative Law Judge
An Interview with former ALJ Butch Elkins ALJ Augustus B. (Butch) Elkins II officially retired from the Office of Administrative Hearings on September 30,…
Write For Your Administrative Law Section Blog
As the new NCBA year is underway, we invite you to submit articles for the Administrative Law Section Blog. Send proposed articles to this year’s…
New Law Affects State Government Rulemaking and Contested Cases
Rulemaking coordinators across state government are no doubt heaving a sigh of relief. They will welcome a new law that makes long desired changes in state…
New Telephone Numbers at the Secretary of State
Someone invented the telephone, And interrupted a nation’s slumbers, Ringing wrong but similar numbers. ~Ogden Nash, Look What You Did, Christopher The N.C.…