North Carolina Code — 008
Browse 117 sections in division 008 of the North Carolina code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 8-1. Printed statutes and certified copies evidence.
- § 8-2. Martin's collection of private acts.
- § 8-3. Laws of other states or foreign countries.
- § 8-4. Judicial notice of laws of United States, other states and foreign countries.
- § 8-5. Town ordinances certified.
- § 8-6. Copies certified by Secretary of State or State Archivist.
- § 8-7. Certified copies of grants and abstracts.
- § 8-8. Certified copies of grants and abstracts recorded.
- § 8-9. Copies of grants certified by clerk of Secretary of State validated.
- § 8-10. Copies of grants in Burke.
- § 8-11. Copies of grants in Moore.
- § 8-12. Copies of grants in Onslow.
- § 8-13. Certain deeds dated before 1835 evidence of due execution.
- § 8-14. Certified copies of maps of Cherokee lands.
- § 8-15. Certified copies of certain surveys and maps obtained from the State of Tennessee.
- § 8-16. Evidence of title under H.E. McCulloch grants.
- § 8-17. Conveyances or certified copies evidence of title under McCulloch.
- § 8-18. Certified copies of registered instruments evidence.
- § 8-19. Common survey of contiguous tracts evidence.
- § 8-21. Deeds and records thereof lost, presumed to be in due form.
- § 8-22. Local: recitals in tax deeds in Haywood and Henderson.
- § 8-22. 1. Local: tax deeds in Richmond.
- § 8-23. Local: copies of records from Tyrrell.
- § 8-24. Local: records of partition in Duplin.
- § 8-25. Local: records of wills in Duplin.
- § 8-26. Local: records of deeds and wills in Anson.
- § 8-27. Local: records of wills in Brunswick.
- § 8-28. Copies of wills.
- § 8-29. Copies of wills in Secretary of State's office.
- § 8-30. Copies of wills recorded in wrong county.
- § 8-31. Copy of will proved and lost before recorded.
- § 8-32. Certified copies of deeds and wills from other states.
- § 8-33. Copies of lost records in Bladen.
- § 8-34. Copies of official writings.
- § 8-35. Authenticated copies of public records.
- § 8-35. 1. Division of Motor Vehicles' record admissible as prima facie evidence of convictions of offenses involving impaired driving.
- § 8-35. 2. Records of clerk of court criminal index admissible in certain cases.
- § 8-36. Authenticated copy of record of administration.
- § 8-37. Certificate of Commissioner of Motor Vehicles as to ownership of automobile.
- § 8-37. 1. Finding of presumed death.
- § 8-37. 2. Report or record that person missing, interned, captured, etc.
- § 8-37. 3. Deemed signed and issued pursuant to law; evidence of authority to certify.
- § 8-39. Parol evidence to identify land described.
- § 8-40. 1: Repealed by Session Laws 1983 (Regular Session, 1984), c. 1037, s. 10.
- § 8-41. Bills of lading in evidence.
- § 8-42. Book accounts under sixty dollars.
- § 8-43. Book accounts proved by personal representative.
- § 8-44. Copies of book accounts in evidence.
- § 8-44. 1. Hospital medical records.
- § 8-45. Itemized and verified accounts.
- § 8-45. 1. Photographic reproductions admissible; destruction of originals.
- § 8-45. 2. Uniformity of interpretation.
- § 8-45. 3. Photographic reproduction of records of Department of Revenue and Division of Employment Security.
- § 8-45. 4. Title of Article.
- § 8-45. 5. Statements, releases, etc., obtained from persons in shock or under the influence of drugs; fraud presumed.
- § 8-46. Mortality tables as evidence.
- § 8-47. Present worth of annuities.
- § 8-48. Clark's Calendar; proof of dates.
- § 8-49. Witness not excluded by interest or crime.
- § 8-50. Parties competent as witnesses.
- § 8-50. 1. Competency of blood tests; jury charge; taxing of expenses as costs.
- § 8-50. 2. Results of speed-measuring instruments; admissibility.
- § 8-50. 3: Expired effective September 30, 2007.
- § 8-51. 1. Dying declarations.
- § 8-53. Communications between health care provider and patient.
- § 8-53. 1. Physician-patient and nurse privilege; limitations.
- § 8-53. 2. Communications between clergymen and communicants.
- § 8-53. 3. Communications between psychologist and client or patient.
- § 8-53. 4. School counselor privilege.
- § 8-53. 5. Communications between licensed marital and family therapist and client(s).
- § 8-53. 6. No disclosure in alimony and divorce actions.
- § 8-53. 7. Social worker privilege.
- § 8-53. 8. Counselor privilege.
- § 8-53. 9. Optometrist/patient privilege.
- § 8-53. 10. Peer support group counselors.
- § 8-53. 11. Persons, companies, or other entities engaged in gathering or dissemination of news.
- § 8-53. 12. Communications with agents of rape crisis centers and domestic violence programs privileged.
- § 8-53. 13. Nurse privilege.
- § 8-53. 14. Communications between behavior analyst and client or patient.
- § 8-54. Defendant in criminal action competent but not compellable to testify.
- § 8-55. Testimony enforced in certain criminal investigations; immunity.
- § 8-56. Husband and wife as witnesses in civil action.
- § 8-57. Husband and wife as witnesses in criminal actions.
- § 8-57. 1. Husband-wife privilege waived in child abuse.
- § 8-57. 2. Presumed father or mother as witnesses where paternity at issue.
- § 8-58. 1. Injured party as witness when medical charges at issue.
- § 8-58. 20. Forensic analysis admissible as evidence.
- § 8-58. 50. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Purpose.
- § 8-58. 51. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Definitions.
- § 8-58. 52. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Applicability.
- § 8-58. 53. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Environmental audit report; privilege.
- § 8-58. 54. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Waiver of privilege.
- § 8-58. 55. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Notification of audit.
- § 8-58. 56. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Revocation of privilege in civil and administrative proceedings.
- § 8-58. 57. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Privilege in criminal proceedings.
- § 8-58. 58. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Burden of proof.
- § 8-58. 59. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Stipulations; declaratory rulings.
- § 8-58. 60. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Construction of Article.
- § 8-58. 61. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Voluntary disclosure; limited immunity from civil and administrative penalties and fines.
- § 8-58. 62. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Additional limitations on exercise of privilege or immunity.
- § 8-58. 63. (Article has a contingent effective date - see note) Preemption of local laws.
- § 8-59. Issue and service of subpoena.
- § 8-61. Subpoena for the production of documentary evidence.
- § 8-63. Witnesses attend until discharge; effect of nonattendance.
- § 8-64. Witnesses exempt from civil arrest.
- § 8-74. Depositions for defendant in criminal actions.
- § 8-76. Depositions before municipal authorities.
- § 8-78. Commissioner may subpoena witness and punish for contempt.
- § 8-79. Attendance before commissioner enforced.
- § 8-80. Remedies against defaulting witness before commissioner.
- § 8-81. Objection to deposition before trial.
- § 8-82. Deposition not quashed after trial begun.
- § 8-83. When deposition may be read on the trial.
- § 8-85. Court reporter's certified transcription.
- § 8-97. Photographs as substantive or illustrative evidence.
- § 8-103. Courier service and contract carriers.
- § 8-110. Inadmissibility of negotiations.