Key point in recent NC Supreme Court dissent gets lost in partisan spin
Those who cite North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Richard Dietz's dissent in an election dispute ignore his arguments supporting Republican candidate Jefferson Griffin.
The state Supreme Court's newest justice appears to have staked out a final position in an active dispute before a case has had full briefing and arguments.
The N.C. Supreme Court's Republican justices agree a state government agency should explain its inconsistent rulings.
RALEIGH — In the latest example of alleged bias on campus, students at Elon University say an introductory sociology course offered a one-sided presentation, political invective, and intolerance of dissent manifested in public criticism and adverse grades. “What I learned in the class,” one wrote, “was that men are all oppressors, African-Americans cannot stand on their own feet and need government handouts to survive, and such problems were not meant to be discussed by different parties because dissenters aren’t thinking in a ‘sociologically mindful’ manner and are ill-informed.”