This year’s judicial elections have reminded me of a story that former Wake County District Court Judge James Fullwood likes to tell about his re-election campaign in 1994, a year where Republicans won basically everything there was to win. Judicial ...
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In this year’s elections, voters will be asked to select a candidate to serve an eight-year term as an Associate Justice on the North Carolina Supreme Court. The candidates on the ballot are incumbent Justice Barbara Jackson, attorney Anita Earls, ...
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In this year’s elections, voters will be asked to select a candidate to serve an eight-year term as an Associate Justice on the North Carolina Supreme Court. The candidates on the ballot are incumbent Justice Barbara Jackson, attorney Anita Earls, ...
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In this year’s elections, voters will be asked to select a candidate to serve an eight-year term as an Associate Justice on the North Carolina Supreme Court. The candidates on the ballot are incumbent Justice Barbara Jackson, attorney Anita Earls, ...
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If a second marriage is, as is said, the triumph of hope over experience, it would seem that the growing cohort of older Americans is feeling increasingly hopeful these days.
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A physician should be allowed to bring an unfair and deceptive trade practices claim against the hospital that employed him, despite an exception to the statute that generally exempts the learned professions, a divided North Carolina Court of Appeals ...
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A father who refused to divulge his address except to say that he lived in “his man cave” won’t be able to appeal the termination of his parental rights even though his attorney couldn’t locate him in order to give ...
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For today’s generation of aspiring law students, a career in the law is less about making a buck, and more about making an impact, a new study suggests. According to a survey conducted by Gallup for the Association of American ...
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A woman who had a long-term, committed relationship with her former same-sex partner does not have standing to seek custody of the former partner’s biological children, a divided North Carolina Court of Appeals panel has ruled. Emily Chavez alleges that ...
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A few magic words and a dramatic puff of smoke will give a nice theatrical flair to any disappearing act. But magic words of a different sort did a bit of a reappearing act before the North Carolina Court of ...
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North Carolina Lawyers Weekly
