3.03, 3.04, 3.05 Starter- What is the NC General Assembly and what is its main job? What does it compare to on the national level?

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3.03, 3.04, 3.05 Starter- What is the NC General Assembly and what is its main job? What does it compare to on the national level?

Authority of Officials Governor- ensures state laws are executed (enforced) Lt. Governor Presides over the NC Senate Sheriff- county’s top law enforcement Judges- each court has its own jurisdiction General Assembly- law making

Limits on officials Term Limits Governor- 4 years Lt. Governor- 4 years Sheriff- 4 years Judges- 4 to 8 years General Assembly- 2 years

Authority of State Law State v. Mann (1830) John Mann shot and wounded a female slave. Mann was charged with battery. NC Supreme Court ruled that slave was property because it used the letter of the law. State law superseded the court’s sympathy.

Leandro Case (1997) School boards sued the state because they believed the state wasn’t providing a quality education to poor “at-risk” students. The courts agreed and said the courts could intervene in the schools if the state wasn’t doing its job.

14th Amendment (US Constitution) Extends the US Bill of Rights to the states A state can’t take away a person’s civil liberties