Richmond schools case offers clue about possible Leandro resolution
The Chief Judge of our Court of Appeals stated "any judgment that Plaintiff (the schools) may obtain in this matter may not ever be collectible.” Read More
The Chief Judge of our Court of Appeals stated "any judgment that Plaintiff (the schools) may obtain in this matter may not ever be collectible.” Read More
The ruling affirms a parent's right to control a child's upbringing, including the right to make medical decisions for the child. Read More
A case now before our Court of Appeals will test whether animals used in food production are exempt from animal cruelty. Read More
Legal battles between the legislative branch and the executive branch continue, even with a new administration. Read More
No justice dissented from the decision, but it was obvious but it is much less unanimous than it appeared. Read More
According to the Chief Justice, “even one unlawful ballot in a vote total dilutes the lawful votes and ‘effectively “disenfranchises”’ lawful voters.” Read More
Discontent from FSU and Clemson with the Atlantic Coast Conference have potential repercussions in North Carolina. Read More
There is a legitimate legal controversy that needs addressing. Read More
Republicans are one vote short of having a supermajority in our legislature. How will they and our new governor choose to work together? Read More
The court's ruling sets a precedent for future disputes pitting taxpayers and everyday citizens against state government agencies. Read More