A Charlotte private school involved in a legal dispute with parents of two expelled students responded Tuesday to Republican officials who back the parents’ case. Lawyers for Charlotte Latin School filed two documents with the state Supreme Court.
UNC Hospitals is raising questions about rival Duke Health System’s tactics in a certificate-of-need dispute at the North Carolina Court of Appeals. A UNC court filing Tuesday labeled Duke’s tactics “both transparent and misplaced.”
Lawsuits aimed at potentially unconstitutional state laws belong in North Carolina's Eastern District, according to one Middle District judge's recent ruling.
The now-famous standard of “actual malice,” derived from the US Supreme Court’s Sullivan decision, has its roots in the decisions of 19th-century state courts like the NC Supreme Court.
North Carolina's Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson headlined the NCGOP State Convention Saturday night with a powerful speech drawing stand ovations from the crowd of an estimated 1,000 party faithful.
NC has become a significant player in the digital-asset sector. By supporting HB 690 and HB 721, the NC Senate can continue this legacy.
North Carolina’s highest court will take up a dispute involving the law enforcement recertification of a fired state trooper. A state commission wants to block the recertification. It claims former trooper Maurice Devalle lacks “good moral character.”
Two federal lawsuits challenging North Carolina’s congressional and legislative election maps will head to trial in June 2025 in Winston-Salem. Neither case will affect this year’s elections. The US District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina issued a notice Thursday announcing a June 16, 2025, bench trial date for Williams v. Hall and North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP v. Berger.
Less than a month after a federal jury found former top North Carolina political donor Greg Lindberg guilty for a second time in a bribery and fraud case, Lindberg learned Thursday that the state’s highest court will take up a separate dispute listing him as a defendant.
The North Carolina Supreme Court will consider the case of a Guilford County teenager who was vaccinated against COVID-19 in 2021 despite his objections and without parental consent. A court order Thursday confirmed that the high court will take up the case of Tanner Smith, who was 14 when he faced the forced vaccination.
The North Carolina Supreme Court will not grant a new trial to a Wake County man convicted of murder after he shot and killed another man who was walking through his yard in 2016. Chad Cameron Copley had argued that the prosecutor’s closing statements and the court’s jury instructions in his case tainted his conviction.
