Official opinions of the Attorney General of North Carolina: var. titles, biennial, 1889/90–, var. state printers, 1890-1993. ((The Office of
Attorney general was crated by the original statehood constitution of 1776, but the statutory requirement for biennial reporting did not come until 1868.
Reports ceased with that of 1990-92. Beginning in 1889 most reports included opinions. After 1992 reports are available only on the N.C.A.G. official
website. In many states the original paper versions of the attorney generals’ reports and opinions were sometimes published together, sometimes
separately, sometimes interspersed with other matter; while in some years only reports or only opinions were published, making for a confusing literature. To
minimize this confusion in its online offerings, LLMC has chosen to group all of the U.S. state attorney generals’ reports and opinions in two separate
series for each state. For the North Carolina A.G. Reports, see the separate Reports series elsewhere on this site.)
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