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83 N.C. L. Rev. 238 (2004-2005)
High Steaks: Defending North Carolina's Response to Contagious Animal Diseases

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Contagious Animal Diseases
INTRO  D UCTION  .......................................................................................... 239
I. BACKGROUND: FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE AND MAD COW
D ISEA SE  .......................................................................................... 24 1
A.   Foot and   M outh  D isease ......................................................... 241
B.   M  ad  Cow    D isease ............................................................... 242
C.   Potential Economic Impact of an FMD or MCD Outbreak
in  N orth  Carolina  .................................................................... 243
D.   2001 FMD Outbreak in the United Kingdom ......................... 244
E.   Federal Estim   ates  ................................................................... 245
II. THE 2001 RESPONSE AND THE 2003 DECISION TO RENEW .................. 246
A.   North Carolina's Legislative Response, 2001: Procedure .... 246
B.   North Carolina's Legislative Response, 2001: Substance ..... 250
C.   North Carolina's Executive Response, 2001 .......................... 254
D. North Carolina's Decision to Renew, 2003 ............................ 255
III. THE WARRANTLESS SEARCH AND SEIZURE POWER .......................... 255
A.   Administrative or Emergency Search? ........................... 256
B.   Exigent Circumstances Exception ........................................... 257
C.   North  Carolina   Statutes .......................................................... 262
D .  C onclusion  .............................................................................. 263
V. THE EXPANDED QUARANTINE POWER ............................................... 263
A.   Quarantine Power and Contagious Animal Diseases ............. 264
B.   Geographical Limitations on Quarantine Power ................... 265
C.   The Quarantine Power: People, Animals, or Both? .............. 269
D .  C onclusion  .............................................................................. 271
V. THE POWER TO DESTROY LIVESTOCK WITHOUT NOTICE ................... 271
A.   Slaughter   W ithout Notice ........................................................ 272
B.   North  Carolina   Statutes .......................................................... 275
C .  C onclusion  .............................................................................. 276
VI. THE TRIGGERING PROVISION ............................................................. 277
A .  A uthorization  to  A ct ................................................................ 277
B.   North  Carolina   Statutes .......................................................... 278
C.   Approval of the Governor: Case Law .................................... 281
D. Approval of the Governor: Policy Analysis ........................... 282
E 6  C onclusion  .............................................................................. 282
VII. THE   SUNSET   PROVISION    ................................................................... 285
A.   Two-Year Sunset Provision ..................................................... 285
B.   Informal Reauthorization Plan ............................................... 286