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SUMMARY:North Carolina's State Constitutions
DESCRIPTION:North Carolina’s State Constitutions\n\nJoin us on Sunday\, November 1 for a look at North Carolina’s history as reflected in its three state constitutions-- 1776 (following the American Declaration of Independence)\, 1868 (post-Civil War/Reconstruction)\, and 1971 (the current version). NC Supreme Court Associate Justice Trey Allen will be our presenter.\n\nBefore becoming a North Carolina Supreme Court Judge in 2023\, Justice Allen was a judge advocate in the US Marine Corps and taught at the UNC Chapel Hill School of Government.  He is a graduate of UNC at Pembroke\, and received his law degree from UNC at Chapel Hill.\n\nNorth Carolina’s State Constitutions\nSunday\, November 1\, 2026\n2pm-3pm\nHistoric Chatham County Courthouse\, 9 Hillsboro Street\, Pittsboro\nThe presentation is free and everyone is welcome.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:North Carolina’s State Constitutions\n\nJoin us on Sunday\, November 1 for a look at North Carolina’s history as reflected in its three state constitutions-- 1776 (following the American Declaration of Independence)\, 1868 (post-Civil War/Reconstruction)\, and 1971 (the current version). NC Supreme Court Associate Justice Trey Allen will be our presenter.\n\nBefore becoming a North Carolina Supreme Court Judge in 2023\, Justice Allen was a judge advocate in the US Marine Corps and taught at the UNC Chapel Hill School of Government.  He is a graduate of UNC at Pembroke\, and received his law degree from UNC at Chapel Hill.\n\nNorth Carolina’s State Constitutions\nSunday\, November 1\, 2026\n2pm-3pm\nHistoric Chatham County Courthouse\, 9 Hillsboro Street\, Pittsboro\nThe presentation is free and everyone is welcome.
LOCATION:9 Hillsboro Street Pittsboro NC 27312
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DTSTAMP:20261023T004807Z
URL:https://business.chathamchambernc.org/chatham-chamber-events/Details/north-carolina-s-state-constitutions-1955988?sourceTypeId=Hub
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