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North Carolina Rep. Cecil Brockman charged in sex crimes case
Rep. Cecil Brockman, D-High Point, faces statutory sexual offense and indecent liberties charges involving a 15-year-old as state leaders call for his resignation.
NC lawmakers push bail reform, death penalty after train killing
North Carolina lawmakers propose bail reform and possible death penalty restart after the Charlotte train killing of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska.
NC court partially backs Stein in fight over appointment powers
RALEIGH — North Carolina trial judges issued a mixed ruling this week for Democratic Gov. Josh Stein and Republican legislative leaders in Stein’s litigation over recent law changes that eroded […]
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Commentary
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- Content Marketing: Where law firms lose referrals and how to prevent it
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