This bonus episode of All Things Judicial features a tour of Campbell University School of Law's exhibit entitled First Ladies of the North Carolina Judiciary. The exhibit contains rare photographs and artifacts of North Carolina's first women …
The latest episode of the All Things Judicial podcast focuses on the Judicial Standards Commission, which serves as an arm of the Supreme Court of North Carolina to give advice regarding the Code of Judicial Conduct, provide training to judges on their …
In the continued interest of the health and safety of the community and court personnel, the key court officials of the 26th Judicial District remain committed to balancing access to justice with the ongoing public health crisis that COVID-19 presents. The …
Governor Roy Cooper announced two judicial appointments to Superior and District Courts today. The Honorable Lee Gavin has been appointed to serve as a Superior Court Judge in Judicial District 19B, serving Randolph County. Judge Gavin was appointed to …
The Supreme Court of North Carolina has added a new rule to the General Rules of Practice for the Superior and District Courts. New Rule 28, “Equitable Imposition of Monetary Obligations in Criminal Cases and Infraction Cases Based on the Defendant’s …
The latest episode of the All Things Judicial podcast features an interview with Mel Wright, Executive Director of the Chief Justice's Commission on Professionalism. The Commission plays an important role in providing continuing legal education to …
UPDATED February 23 In the continued interest of the health and safety of the community and court personnel, we remain committed to balancing access to justice with the ongoing public health crisis that COVID-19 presents. The scope of court operations …
This bonus episode features a tour of Campbell University School of Law's exhibit entitled First African Americans on the North Carolina Bench. The tour is conducted by Campbell Law School Dean J. Rich Leonard. The exhibit features a timeline of the …
In the continued interest of the health and safety of the community and court personnel, we remain committed to balancing access to justice with the ongoing public health crisis that COVID-19 presents. The scope of court operations shall be predicated upon …
Today, Chief Justice Paul Newby spoke at the Judge Ola M. Lewis dedication ceremony at the Brunswick County Courthouse in Bolivia, North Carolina. Newby recognized Judge Lewis's many court-related innovations such as the drug, mental health, and DWI …
The latest episode of the All Things Judicial podcast features an interview with civil rights pioneer Clarence Henderson who on February 2, 1960 helped launch the sit-in protests in Greensboro, North Carolina. Mr. Henderson shares his family background, …
Supreme Court of North Carolina Chief Justice Paul Newby has proclaimed the week of February 5-12 as Court Reporting and Captioning Week in the Judicial Branch by way of a judicial order. This week-long event is recognized nationally by the National Court …
The latest episode of the All Things Judicial podcast focuses on the Judicial Branch's court reporters, who make word-for-word records of court proceedings and prepare transcripts from those records for purposes such as appeals. Guests are David Jester …
In the interest of public safety to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, oral arguments scheduled to be held before the Supreme Court of North Carolina in Harper, et al. v Hall, et al. on Wednesday, February 2, 2022, will be held via Webex. WHAT Oral …
The COVID-19 pandemic presented numerous challenges to courts across the country. One emerging trend is the prevalence of remote hearings conducted via audio video transmission (AVT). In June, the North Carolina General Assembly enacted S.L. 2021-47 which …
The North Carolina Judicial Branch has launched the Courtroom Audio Visual (CRAVE) Project to further enhance the capability to safely and securely hold remote court proceedings "The Cabarrus County Courthouse community is grateful to be included in …
Chief Justice Paul Newby announced today that Grant Buckner has been named as the 17th clerk of the Supreme Court of North Carolina. Buckner takes over the role from Amy Funderburk, who will be leaving the position in February. "We look forward to …
In the continued interest of the health and safety of the community and court personnel, we remain committed to balancing access to justice with the ongoing public health crisis that COVID-19 presents. The scope of court operations shall be predicated upon …
All session of court in the 26th Judicial District (Mecklenburg County) will operate as normally scheduled on Friday, January 21, 2022. Please visit NCcourts.gov for detailed information on the operational schedule in effect from January 1, 2022 through …
The latest episode of the All Things Judicial podcast focuses on WORTH Court, a Cumberland County specialized court designed to help human trafficking survivors with supportive care and intervention services. "WORTH" is an acronym given to the …
