Blakey, Walker J., NC Evidence … Courtroom Manual. Cincinnati : Anderson Pub. Co., 1998-. [KFN7940 .B53] (Reserve Room) [Available electronically via Lexis+ to UNC Law Students and Faculty]
This resource contains detailed analysis on all North Carolina Rules of Evidence as interpreted by statute and case law. Comparisons with federal rules of evidence, significant recent changes to the rules, and additional authority round out discussion. To illustrate the rules, real-world hypotheticals are included.
Note: The Law Library has the current supplement (2025) located with this copy of the text in the Reserve Room. An up-to-date version is also available on Lexis+.
Brannon, Joan G. and Jan S. Simmons. North Carolina Clerk of Superior Court Procedures Manual. Chapel Hill, NC: UNC School of Government, 2003-. [KFN7926 .C5 N62] (Reserve Room) [Available electronically via UNC School of Government (SOG) to UNC Law Students and Faculty]
This practical guide to the North Carolina Courts outlines the procedural steps surrounding criminal and civil actions, as well as other special proceedings. It also includes a detailed overview of the administrative structure of the courts.
Note: The Law Library has the 2003 supplement to this text located in the Reserve Room. An up-to-date version is available electronically, and the username and password can be found on MyCarolinaLaw, which is only available to current law school students and faculty..
North Carolina Manual of Complaints. Kimberly T. Miller., ed. Raleigh, NC : North Carolina Advocates for Justice; New York, NY: LexisNexis, 2017. [KFN7935.A65 N67 2017] [Available electronically via Lexis+ to UNC Law Students and Faculty]
This manual, written for attorneys by attorneys, contains summary of elements of tort complaints in North Carolina. These sections include practice tips and extensive sample language from which to draw.
Thorp, William L., Thorp's North Carolina Trial Practice Forms, 7th ed., Eagan, Minn.: West, 2011. [KFN 7930 .A65 T48 2011] (Reserve Room) [Available electronically via WestlawNext to UNC Law Students and Faculty]
Thorp’s contains commentaries on the NC Rules of Civil Procedure and forms associated with those rules. Forms are primarily sample language, intended as a guide for drafting motions, pleadings, summons, orders, and other court documents. It is intended to be used by attorneys as they practice in court, and contains useful research references for further investigation of some topics.
Note: The Law Library has the current supplement (2025) located with this copy of the text in the Reserve Room. An up-to-date version is also available on Westlaw.
