HUSKINS, Justice. May the State appeal from a decision of the Court of Appeals in which there is a dissent? When the General Assembly created the North Carolina Court of Appeals as a part of the appellate division of the General Court of Justice, it enacted a system of appeals to accommodate the existence of two appellate courts in the appellate division…
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