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Stein fills three vacancies on bench
Appointments by Gov. Josh Stein have filled one seat on the Superior Court bench and two at the District Court level. “These public servants have a wealth of legal experience […]
Steps taken against ‘nuisance’ bar
A Pelham bar is one step closer to being closed by the state after a Caswell County judge signed a temporary restraining order for a Chapter 19 “nuisance abatement” action. […]
Ex-North Carolina DA convicted of hiring fellow DA’s wife
RALEIGH (AP) A former prosecutor in North Carolina has been convicted of providing a no-show job for a colleague’s wife. News outlets reported a jury convicted former Person and Caswell […]
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Commentary
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