The latest episode of the All Things Judicial podcast features an interview with former Chief Justice Burley Mitchell. Mitchell worked in several county and state government leadership positions before serving as a judge on the North Carolina Court of …
The latest episode of the All Things Judicial podcast honors National Drug Court Month by traveling to Kinston, North Carolina for the 8th Judicial District's (Greene, Lenoir, and Wayne counties) Family Accountability and Recovery Court (FARC) …
The 26th Judicial District (Mecklenburg County) Recovery Court S.T.E.P. (Supervision, Treatment, Education, & Prevention) Program will hold two celebrations during May to recognize and honor participants for their dedication to recovery: a cookout …
The 8th Judicial District (Lenoir, Greene, and Wayne counties) Family Accountability and Recovery Court (FARC) is holding a celebration luncheon to recognize and honor several participants for their dedication to recovery and the completion of FARC. FARC …
The latest episode of the All Things Judicial podcast focuses on civics education with a tour of the Moores Creek National Battlefield in Currie, North Carolina. The Battle of Moores Creek Bridge occurred there on February 27, 1776, and was America's …
The Supreme Court of North Carolina will hold its May session of court at the Historic Burke County Courthouse in Morganton, N.C., on May 23 and 24. The Court will hear three cases on Monday and three cases on Tuesday. Under state law, the Supreme Court …
In accordance with G.S. 50-13.4(c1), the Conference of Chief District Court Judges is reviewing the statewide presumptive child support guidelines. A copy of the current guidelines is available for review online at NCcourts.gov and in every county at the …
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has relaunched the Summer Appellate Seminar—a free, remote learning experience for law students interested in North Carolina appellate practice. The program is led by Court of Appeals Judge Richard Dietz and Supreme …
The Supreme Court of North Carolina will hold its May session of court at the Historic Burke County Courthouse in Morganton, N.C., on May 23 and 24. The Court will hear three cases on Monday and three cases on Tuesday. Under state law, the Supreme Court …
Chief Justice Paul Newby has proclaimed the month of May 2022, as “Drug Court Month” for the North Carolina Judicial Branch. This month, treatment courts throughout North Carolina will join more than 4,000 such programs nationwide in celebrating National …
On April 18-28, a three-judge panel hearing in the case of State v. Bryant, et. al., (02 CRS 38882, 38883, 38884, 38886) was held in Forsyth County after the case was referred by the North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission (NCIIC). At the conclusion of …
The North Carolina Pro Bono Resource Center (PBRC) is proud to announce the induction of 546 attorneys into the 2021 North Carolina Attorney Pro Bono Honor Society. Society members reported providing 50 or more hours of pro bono legal services in 2021 to …
April is North Carolina Guardian ad Litem Child Advocate Month and the latest episode of the All Things Judicial podcast focuses on the North Carolina Guardian ad Litem (GAL) program. Their mission is to equip community volunteers to serve abused and …
Congratulations to two Judicial Branch employees with 45 years of public service who have been honored with the 2022 Richard Caswell Award. Anson County Clerk of Superior Court Marcus D. Hammonds and Chowan County Clerk of Superior Court Michael John …
Chief Justice Paul Newby presented the 2020 and 2021 Chief Justice's Professionalism Award to six recipients on Wednesday, April 20, at the joint reception and dinner of the N.C. State Bar and the N.C. Bar Association at the Raleigh Marriott Crabtree …
Lincoln County court officials join in celebration with Lincoln County government officials in announcing the opening of the new Lincoln County Courthouse located at 120 Justice Drive, Lincolnton, North Carolina 28092. “We are grateful to our Lincoln …
The latest episode of the All Things Judicial podcast features an interview with former Chief Justice Henry Frye. Frye was the first African American associate justice and chief justice of the Supreme Court of North Carolina. Before that, he served as one …
The North Carolina Indigent Defense Services (IDS) Commission announced today that it has appointed Chad Perry as chief special counsel. Perry is only the second person to be appointed as chief special counsel for North Carolina. He will fill the vacancy …
Chief Justice Paul Newby continued his 100-county courthouse tour this week with stops in North Carolina's northern piedmont and northeastern counties. He visited the Franklin, Warren, and Vance County courthouses today, and will visit the Granville …
The latest episode of the All Things Judicial podcast provides an update on the Raise the Age law through a conversation with attorneys and staff from the North Carolina Office of the Juvenile Defender (OJD). This episode's guests include Eric Zogry, …
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