North Carolina Statutes
§ 120-137 — Legislative privilege
Nothing in this Chapter nor in Chapter 132 of the General Statutes shall be construed as a waiver of the common law of legislative privilege or legislative immunity by a legislator or former legislator. A legislator or former legislator may assert the common law of legislative privilege or the common law of legislative immunity in all instances. (2023-134, s. 27.7(e).)
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§ 120-1
Senators§ 120-10.1
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Jurisdiction§ 120-10.11
Judicial proceedings abated§ 120-10.12
Determination of house not reviewable§ 120-10.13
Bad faith costs assessed§ 120-10.14
Applicability§ 120-10.2
Definitions§ 120-10.3
Initiating a contest§ 120-10.4
Answering a notice of intent§ 120-10.5
Filings and service§ 120-10.6
Discovery§ 120-10.7
Petitions§ 120-10.8
Referral to committee§ 120-10.9
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