Source: Associated Press Voting rights for people convicted of felonies have been debated heavily in North Carolina in the past few months. What started as
In North Carolina, the current state law only allows people with felony convictions to vote once they have finished all aspects of their sentence; not
Source: Editorial Board In a decades-long effort to get North Carolina officials to fulfill the state Constitution’s requirement that every child must have access to
State courts have a profound impact on the everyday lives of Americans. According to Business Insider, “an estimated 96% of all legal cases in the
According to Business Insider, “North Carolina’s Legislature has been perhaps the prime breeding ground for partisan meddling and attacks on state courts.” Scorned by Democrat’s
Superior Court Judge Michael Robinson has asked for an additional week to decide whether or not to order the state to transfer nearly $800 million
Source: Carolina Public Press Attorney General Josh Stein has announced a new program to certify nurses to aid sexual assault survivors, according to the The
Source: News & Observer Oral arguments on North Carolina’s voter ID lawsuit recently began at the US Supreme Court. Arguments on the merit of the
Source: News & Observer Editorial “North Carolina’s courts are supposed to be above politics, but they are getting tainted by the same partisanship that is
North Carolina Supreme Court ruled in favor of allowing victims of domestic violence in same-sex relationships to obtain restraining orders. This victory for the LGBTQ