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Jun 21, 2024
VIDEO: Courtroom experience proves elusive for many young attorneys
Younger attorneys might not be getting the same opportunity that seasoned trial lawyers have had to hone their legal skills trying a case before a judge and jurors.
May 28, 2024
Ruling: Judge correct to deny testimony transcripts to jurors
RALEIGH — A Superior Court judge properly used his discretion in declining to provide testimony transcripts to jurors deliberating in a murder trial, the state Supreme Court has ruled. A […]
Feb 22, 2024
Appeals Court: Jurors can’t be replaced once deliberations begin
RALEIGH — A man sentenced to life in prison without parole for a fatal shooting in a Raleigh motel room was awarded a new trial Tuesday by the North Carolina […]
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Legal Tech
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Commentary
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