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May 2, 2018
Judge: Libel case over double-voting accusations to continue
RALEIGH (AP) Four North Carolina voters can pursue their libel lawsuit against allies of former Gov. Pat McCrory and a Virginia law firm that tried to help the Republican politician’s unsuccessful effort to disqualify votes and win re-election in 2016, attorneys learned May 1. Superior Court Judge Allen Baddour notified attorneys he’s decided to allow […]
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