RALEIGH — All six Republicans running for top judicial seats in North Carolina are projected to win their races. With 93.33% (2,478 out of 2,655) of the vite in as of 10:45 p.m., Republican Richard […]
RALEIGH — Recent opinion polls in North Carolina show voters are more likely to vote for Republican candidates than Democrats for two state Supreme Court seats this year. A poll of likely voters from Sept. […]
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’ […]
Serving as a judge is challenging. We know from experience. Among the three of us, we have more than seventy years of experience on the bench. Collectively, we’ve served at every level of our State’s […]
RALEIGH — On Friday morning, Rep. Dan Bishop (R-NC-9), Judge Phil Berger Jr., and NCGOP Chairman Michael Whatley held a teleconference to discuss the current Supreme Court vacancy following the passing of Justice Ruth Bader […]
RALEIGH — The Federalist Society’s Triangle and Cape Fear Lawyers Chapters hosted a virtual forum for the North Carolina Supreme Court candidates on Sept. 10. The forum was moderated by Donna Martinez, Vice President of […]
RALEIGH — Gov. Roy Cooper and Republican legislators are returning to North Carolina’s highest court for their latest push and pull over powers held by state government branches. The state Supreme Court scheduled arguments on […]
RALEIGH — The statue of a 19th-century North Carolina Supreme Court justice was removed on Monday from the entrance of the state Court of Appeals building. Chief Justice Thomas Ruffin is known in part for […]
RALEIGH — On Tuesday, the statue of Josephus Daniels, a former newspaper publisher and Secretary of the Navy, was removed from its location in downtown Raleigh. The statue was removed in the wake of protests […]
RALEIGH — Associate Justice Anita Earls of the North Carolina Supreme Court wrote a decision, published June 5 and supported by six out of seven justices, that allowed prisoners on death row who had already […]
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