Ballots were not rejected in NC ‘for lack of voter ID’
North Carolinians support voter ID. Roughly 99.9% of them used a voter ID in the recent election. Read More
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Voters seek cooperation after dividing government between Democrats, Republicans
Following the election 50 percent expressed that the state was heading in the right direction, up from 38 percent in October. Read More
Federal judge warns about impact of ‘flood’ of NC election lawsuits
A flury of lawsuits from both Republicans and Democrats mean good business for lawyers but do little to inspire confidence among voters that North Carolina enjoys well-run, safe, secure elections. Read More
Trump should say hello to Cleveland’s presidential approach
Cleveland concentrated on growth, not fairness as many Democrats have. They might learn some lessons from him. Read More
Justice hopes new test puts NC governments on notice
When government fails to act reasonably, courts will hold officials accountable and find constitutional violations. Read More
Cooper’s legal battles with legislature likely to have lasting impact
In previous lawsuits regarding the Governor's appointment power the state Supreme Court has supported him. The Newby Republican court may change that. Read More
Ads remind us about AI’s promise, potential perils
AI’s power to simplify the complex comes with a price. We would be wise to keep potential unintended consequences in mind. Read More
Court battles highlight North Carolinians’ right to earn a living
The 1776 Constitution of NC the stare assured protections for the inalienable right to earn a living. Certificate of Need laws prohibit that right. Read More
Top NC court tackles legal issues linked to pandemic
Future governors and legislatures could gain new guidance about constitutionally acceptable responses to emergency conditions. Read More
Stein ad revives rape-kit backlog issue
If Stein deserves credit for clearing the rape-kit backlog, so do leading GOP lawmakers. They voted to spend taxpayers’ money to address the issue. Read More
