R ecent threats to the Rule of Law - such as the harassment of judges and the suggestion that judicial orders can be ignored ...

Every couple of years, a three-person commission from each county in North Carolina compiles a ... according to the N.C. Judicial Branch. The chances of serving on a jury are small, but most ...

Justice Allison Riggs, a Democrat, was formally sworn into the North Carolina Supreme Court by Chief Justice Paul Newby after ...

According to the North Carolina Judicial Branch, while a case can be sent to magistrate court for a variety of reasons, these cases are mainly about civil matters with limited monetary value.

On Oct. 28, the North Carolina Judicial Branch announced its decision to change the payment method for jury duty service. Instead of receiving paper checks, North Carolinians reporting for jury ...

the communications office for the North Carolina Judicial Branch told The News & Observer. The following people can make a request to avoid jury duty, as long as it’s at least five days before ...

North Carolina judges and justices are elected ... make their push for taking politics out of the state’s judicial branch. Democrats who are making the push for nonpartisan judicial elections ...

according to the North Carolina Judicial Branch. The Madison County courthouse experienced several feet of water damage and flooding due to the storm and is expected to remain closed through the ...

“Executive branch powers and duties are vested exclusively in the Governor,” Stein writes. “The North Carolina Supreme Court has repeatedly held that the Governor must be able to control executive ...

North Carolina Chief Justice Paul Newby has proclaimed May 2025 as Recovery Court Month for the North Carolina Judicial Branch. This month, recovery courts throughout North Carolina will join ...