RALEIGH — Oral arguments in the long-running Leandro education case were heard by the North Carolina Supreme Court on Aug. 31. Presenting to the state’s high court were the plaintiffs’ attorney Melanie Black Dubis, lawmakers’ […]
RALEIGH — A letter issued by the North Carolina Chamber of Commerce outlines that the law firm responsible for creating an amicus brief in support of the $785 million in funding in the Leandro case […]
RALEIGH — The N.C. Supreme Court has signaled it will begin hearing oral arguments in the long-running Leandro case beginning on Aug. 29. According to the order issued on June 1 by Associate Justice Sam […]
RALEIGH — The newly appointed judge in the long-running Leandro case gave instructions to both parties in the case ahead of the April 20 informational deadline imposed by the N.C. Supreme Court in a March […]
RALEIGH — The North Carolina Supreme Court granted a request backed by attorneys for the state, local school boards and guardians of current students to hear the matter in the coming months, rather than wait […]
RALEIGH — The N.C. Court of Appeals has blocked the $1.7 billion Leandro funding transfer order. Judges Christopher Dillon and Jefferson Griffin were in the majority, finding that the trial court had “erred for multiple […]
RALEIGH — Last week the long-running Leandro case judge has ordered state agencies to go around the legislature to transfer $1.7 billion in funds from the state’s coffers to fulfill the court-approved remedial plan produced […]
“The judiciary is beyond comparison the weakest of the three departments of power; it can never attack with success either of the other two…It equally proves…the general liberty of the people can never be endangered […]
RALEIGH — The judge in the decades-long Leandro case over education funding has signed an order requiring the General Assembly to implement the plan provided to the court “in full.” On June 7, Judge David […]
RALEIGH – For over two decades the landmark state Supreme Court case known as Leandro v. State, and just a few years later its counterpart Leandro II (or Hoke County v. State), have been long […]
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