RALEIGH — Julee Flood has had a lifelong love for North Carolina, and now, as an experienced attorney, she wants to give back to the state by serving as a judge on the North Carolina […]
RALEIGH – Chief Justice Paul Newby appointed Dr. Donald van der Vaart as the new Chief Administrative Law Judge and Director of the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH). OAH is a quasi-judicial agency that provides administrative law […]
RALEIGH – Chief Justice Paul Newby issued a new order extending nine emergency directives for the state’s judicial branch for another 30 days. In the order, Newby says he committed to the state’s constitutional mandate […]
RALEIGH — Paul Martin Newby became the 30th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of North Carolina today. He took the oath of office shortly after midnight, administered by Superior Court Judge Andrew Heath of Wake […]
RALEIGH — In a year where North Carolina saw multiple close races, the state Supreme Court’s 2020 chief justice race was the closest, with a 401-vote difference between the winner, Republican current Associate Justice Paul […]
RALEIGH — Attorneys for convicted felons urged North Carolina judges on Wednesday to block a state law that keeps felons from voting until their full sentences — not just prison time — are complete, arguing […]
RALEIGH – Chief Justice Cheri Beasley issued new emergency directives in response to the COVID-19 pandemic on Thursday at the Emergency Operations Center in Raleigh. The new directives require the wearing of face coverings inside […]
RALEIGH — A North Carolina judge refused on Wednesday to delay enforcement of his ruling allowing dozen of bowling alleys to reopen in contradiction to Gov. Roy Cooper’s executive order keeping them shut to discourage […]
RALEIGH – An email dated July 6, 2020 from Mecklenburg County chief district court judge Elizabeth Trosch and district court judge Donald Cureton, Jr. was sent to other judges within Mecklenburg County inviting them to […]
RALEIGH – North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Cheri Beasley on Monday extended emergency directives in response to the COVID-19 pandemic that will continue to postpone jury trials and encourage social distancing measures. “Courthouses are […]
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