84-36.1. Clerks of court to certify orders.
The clerk of any court of this State in which a member of the North Carolina State Bar is convicted of any criminal offense, disciplined, found to be in contempt of the court or adjudged incompetent shall transmit a certified copy of the order or judgment to the secretary-treasurer of the North Carolina State Bar within 10 days of the entry of such judgment or order. (1975, c. 582, s. 11.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
Article 4 - North Carolina State Bar.
§ 84-15 - Creation of North Carolina State Bar as an agency of the State.
§ 84-16 - Membership and privileges.
§ 84-18 - Terms, election and appointment of councilors.
§ 84-18.1 - Membership and fees of district bars.
§ 84-19 - Judicial districts definition.
§ 84-20 - Compensation of councilors.
§ 84-21 - Organization of Council; publication of rules, regulations and bylaws.
§ 84-22 - Officers and committees of the North Carolina State Bar.
§ 84-23.1 - Prepaid legal services.
§ 84-24 - Admission to practice.
§ 84-26 - Expenses of Board of Law Examiners.
§ 84-28 - Discipline and disbarment.
§ 84-28.1 - Disciplinary hearing commission.
§ 84-28.2 - Persons immune from suit.
§ 84-29 - Evidence and witnesses.
§ 84-30 - Rights of accused person.
§ 84-31 - Counsel; investigators; powers; compensation.
§ 84-32 - Records and judgments and their effect; restoration of licenses.
§ 84-32.1 - Confidentiality of records.
§ 84-33 - Annual and special meetings.
§ 84-34 - Membership fees and list of members.
§ 84-34.1 - Deposits of the North Carolina State Bar.
§ 84-34.2 - Specific statutory authority for certain fees.
§ 84-35 - Saving as to North Carolina Bar Association.
§ 84-36 - Inherent powers of courts unaffected.
§ 84-36.1 - Clerks of court to certify orders.
§ 84-37 - State Bar may investigate and enjoin unauthorized activities.
§ 84-38 - Solicitation of retainer or contract for legal services prohibited; division of fees.