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A U.S. Court of Appeals narrows the state action exemption (North Carolina State Board of Dental Examiners)

Toby G. Singer, Kenneth W. Field, Steven S. Nam

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The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that North Carolina's Dental Board cannot ban non-dentists from offering teeth-whitening service, upholding the Federal Trade Commission's finding that…

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The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that North Carolina's Dental Board cannot ban non-dentists from offering teeth-whitening service, upholding the Federal Trade Commission's finding that…

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The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that North Carolina's Dental Board cannot ban non-dentists from offering teeth-whitening service, upholding the Federal Trade Commission's finding that…

Key concepts: State (computer science), Law, South carolina, Cause of action, Political science, Plaintiff, Public administration, Computer science

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