Shot clocks for permits make sense
NC is again at the forefront of debate about shot clocks — only these apply not to players in a game but to officials in regulatory proceedings.
Medicaid managed care: A win-win solution for health and budgets
If the goal is to both improve the health of North Carolinians and the fiscal health of the state, Medicaid managed care is proving to be a success on both fronts.
Appeal to top NC court pits Second Amendment against education safety concern
The state Supreme Court could take up the case of a homeless man who left guns in his parked car when he sought medical treatment at UNC Hospitals.
Towards the exits
Western NC town comes for residential property rights
NC courts have never allowed amortization for low-intensity uses in residential zones. Highlands would be pushing the boundaries.
Captain Obvious
Let’s build on Constitution Avenue
We now have a system in which many politicians, judges, and activists believe unless a right is specifically protected in the constitution, it doesn’t exist.
NC’s largest school district just imposed Biden’s radical Title IX rewrite on gender
I offered amendments to protect biological female students and to provide single-stall bathrooms for trans students. My amendments were unilaterally shut down.
Partisan gatekeepers of NC ballot access deserve ridicule
Some alternative to our current paradigm appears necessary to prevent future partisan gatekeeper of the ballot.
Why is Charlotte so violent?
If we want North Carolina to remain a top state for business, and Charlotte to retain the title of “Wall Street of the South,” taking care of our crime problem is the top priority.