A grass roots public watch-dog organization that assists families experiencing government corruption and judicial abuse of power through "family courts" and DSS.

Organized by chapter and section.

Contains consumer protection, citizens' rights, and environmental law information, North Carolina statutes, process agents, statistics, job postings, and news.

Links to primary legal resources, from Cornell Law School's Legal Information Institute.

Abstract of materials relating to the legal career of this lawyer who served as resident judge of the 14th Judicial District of North Carolina between 1938 and 1954, as associate justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court until 1696, and as chief justice until 1974.