ROXB001. "Band of men whips couple near Roxboro." The Bee [Danville, VA] Saturday, April 7, 1928: 1.

LOCK053. Locklear, Ramona. A study of Lumbee homicide, 1983-1987. What's going on here? Thesis (Master of Public Health). University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1989. 84 pages.

LUX0001. Lux, Joseph R. “When is an Indian not an ‘Indian’? State v. Daley.” South Dakota Law Review 36.2 (1991): 419-433.

THOM004. Thompson, Estes. “Lumbee Indian sheriff wants to restore faith in law; officer seen as unifying force in Robeson County.” Charlotte Observer Monday, 21 November 1994: 14C.

TPKU001. Tpkunesh. “Arlinda Faye Locklear, 1951- .” In: Notable Native Americans. Ed. Sharon Malinowski. New York: Gale Research Inc., 1995. Pp. 243-244.

BENN001. Bennett, Walter H., Jr., and Judith Welch Wegner. “Lawyers talking: UNC Law Graduates and their service to the state.  Judge Dexter Brooks: loyalty to community, service to the state.” North Carolina Law Review 73.2 (January 1995): 861-867.

NELS001. Nelson, Mark S.; Elizabeth A. Benziger, Michael J. Budzynski, et al. “Variations of probe EFD52 (D17526) for forensic DNA analysis.” Journal of Forensic Sciences 41.4 (July 1996), 557-68.

WILL001. Williams, Robert A., Jr. “Vampires Anonymous and critical race practice.” Michigan Law Review 95 (February 1997): 741-65. 

LOCK003. “Locklear, Arlinda.” In: Sonneborn, Liz. A to Z of Native American women. New York: Facts on File, 1998. P. 95.

TRAV001. Travis Scott. “Activist lawyer's legacy is still felt in Robeson.” Fayetteville Observer-Times 26 March 1998.

PEMB002. "Pembroke native sworn into state bar.” Carolina Indian Voice 24 September 1998:1.

FOX0003. Fox, Geoff. “Best of the best: Robeson lawman gets national honor.” Robesonian Sunday, 25 June 2000: 1A, 8A.

ARLI001. “Arlinda Faye Locklear.” DISCovering multicultural America (Web and CD-ROM database). Gale Group, 2000. 

ROBE007. “Robert A. Williams, Jr.” DISCovering multicultural America (Web and CD-ROM database). Gale Group, 2000.

LOCK016. Locklear, James. “Cancer claims Judge Brooks.” Fayetteville Observer Thursday, 7 March 2002.

LOCK017. Locklear, James. “Mourners pay homage [to] Judge Brooks.” Fayetteville Observer Saturday, 9 March 2002.

BRAY008. Brayboy, Connee. “Remembering senior resident Superior Court judge Sandy Dexter Brooks.” Carolina Indian Voice 14 March 2002: 1.

WITT021. Witten, Scott. “Locklear wins Superior Court judgeship.” Robesonian 25 April 2002.

BREN001.  Angell, G. Brent, and G. Mark Jones. “Recidivism, risk, and resiliency among North American Indian parolees and former prisoners: an examination of the Lumbee First Nation.” Journal of ethnic & cultural diversity in social work 12.2 (2003): 61-77.

PIER001. Pierce, Julia. "Julian Pierce '76: an attorney who was 'for the people.'" Of counsel [North Carolina Central University] 2003-2004: 2-3.

JENK034. Jenkins, Venita. “Tribe to study homicides; Lumbee grant will cover crime, health issues.” Fayetteville observer Thursday, July 6 2006, sec. Local and state.

COLL001. Collins, Kristin. “Violence plagues Lumbees who are trying to stem tide; tribe in Robeson gets $30,000 state grant to study death rates.” News and observer July 25 2006: A1.

ROBE011. “Robeson's pain; a state grant to study death rates in Robeson County should be a down payment on making the county safer and more livable.” Editorial. News and observer Thursday, July 27 2006, sec. Editorial/opinion: A12.

HUNT014. Hunt, Stephanie. "A sense of justice [Arlinda Lockear] ." College of Charleston Magazine Summer 2006: 31-33. Photographs by John Harrington. Full text: http://www.cofc.edu/magazine/current/Locklear.pdf

BARN001. Barnes, Greg. “Tarnished Hopes: Corruption Surrounds Ex-Sheriff's Tenure.” Fayetteville Observer December 17, 2006, sec. Local & State: 1A, 5A.

Operation Tarnished Badge
Summary of the operation, with a chronological list of references. Latest references added May 23, 2007.

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