North Carolina top court orders study of courtroom portraits

The North Carolina Supreme Court has directed a commission to study the portraits hanging inside its courtroom amid a complaint about one of a pro-slavery judge. The News & Observer reported Thursday that the state’s top court formed a commission tasked with making a recommendation by Dec. 31, 2019. Also on Thursday, the newspaper published an op-ed from UNC-Chapel ...

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North Carolina top court orders study of courtroom portraits

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