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KEITH MARCELLETTE EDWARDS
v.
PAUL HARDIN, in his personal and official capacity as Chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-CH), BEN TUCHI, in his personal and official capacity as Vice Chancellor of the UNC-CH, CHARLES ANTLE, in his personal and official capacity as Associate Vice Chancellor of the UNC-CH, DAN BURLESON, in his personal and official capacity as Director of Employee Relations, ROBERT SHERMAN, in his personal and Official Capacity as Director of Public Safety at UNC-CH, CHARLES MAUER, in his personal and official capacity as Chief of Police at the UNC-CH, and JOHN DEVITTO, in his personal and official capacity as Director of Public Safety at the UNC-CH
v.
PAUL HARDIN, in his personal and official capacity as Chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-CH), BEN TUCHI, in his personal and official capacity as Vice Chancellor of the UNC-CH, CHARLES ANTLE, in his personal and official capacity as Associate Vice Chancellor of the UNC-CH, DAN BURLESON, in his personal and official capacity as Director of Employee Relations, ROBERT SHERMAN, in his personal and Official Capacity as Director of Public Safety at UNC-CH, CHARLES MAUER, in his personal and official capacity as Chief of Police at the UNC-CH, and JOHN DEVITTO, in his personal and official capacity as Director of Public Safety at the UNC-CH
No. 113PA94.
Supreme Court of North Carolina.
Feb 10, 1995.
Alan McSurely for plaintiff-appellant.
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Michael F. Easley, Attorney General, by Thomas J. Ziko, Special Deputy Attorney General, and David M. Parker, Of Counsel to the Attorney General, for defendants-appellees.
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PER CURIAM.
Discretionary Review Improvidently Allowed.