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NC Supreme Court will not rehear Leandro education funding case
The North Carolina Supreme Court will not hold a rehearing in the 32-year-long Leandro education funding case.
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Leandro plaintiffs cite 2 issues for NC Supreme Court rehearing
Six North Carolina school boards are asking the state Supreme Court for a “limited rehearing” of last month’s decision shutting down the 32-year-old Leandro education funding lawsuit.
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Leandro school boards to seek rehearing from NC Supreme Court
School board plaintiffs in the 32-year-old Leandro education funding lawsuit plan to ask the North Carolina Supreme Court for a rehearing.
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Federal Appeals Court will not reconsider ruling against Duke Energy in Fayetteville case
The full 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has voted not to hold a rehearing in a case that produced a recent ruling against Duke Energy. The court announced Tuesday that it had voted 11-2 against considering the case en banc.
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Top NC court will not rehear challenge to Greenville red-light cameras
The North Carolina Supreme Court has turned down a request to rehear a case challenging Greenville’s red-light camera enforcement program. Plaintiffs had asked the court to revisit the issue of North Carolinians seeking refunds from the government. The high court denied the request without comment in an order issued Thursday.
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Greenville red-light critics seek NC Supreme Court rehearing on refunds
Plaintiffs who lost a state Supreme Court battle against Greenville’s red-light camera enforcement program are seeking a rehearing. They ask North Carolina’s high court to revisit the issue of people seeking refunds from the government.
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Appeals Court declines rehearing, accepts publication of CON ruling
The full 15-member state Court of Appeals will not rehear a case from western North Carolina involving a certificate-of-need dispute. The court announced that decision Wednesday, along with its decision to publish its original March opinion in the case.
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Full state Appeals Court asked to rehear recent CON case
A hospital involved in a certificate-of-need legal dispute is asking the full North Carolina Court of Appeals to rehear a case involving a proposed emergency department in Buncombe County. But a competitor and the state Department of Health and Human Services want the court to publish its original decision.
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DOT warns of ‘immense new burden on taxpayers’ from recent Map Act ruling
The North Carolina Department of Transportation is asking the state Court of Appeals to reconsider a recent ruling in a Map Act case. DOT warns that the challenged ruling could “create an immense new burden on taxpayers.”
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Full Appeals Court will not hold new hearing for cop killer Golphin
The state Court of Appeals will not hold a full “en banc” rehearing of the latest appeal from convicted murderer Kevin Salvador Golphin. An order released Tuesday showed that no judge on the 15-member court voted to grant the rehearing Golphin requested after his latest legal loss.
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Charlotte private school objects to full Appeals Court rehearing of parental dispute
Charlotte Latin School objects to a proposal for the full state Court of Appeals to rehear a case involving a dispute between the school and two former parents. A lawsuit claims the school expelled two students in 2021 after their parents questioned changes in school policy.
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Appeals Court will rehear cases involving school bus accidents and COVID meal delivery
The state Court of Appeals has granted rehearings in two cases involving school bus drivers who caused accidents while delivering meals during the COVID-19 pandemic. October rulings in both cases would have allowed the lawsuits to proceed to trial. A state Justice Department lawyer representing the Charlotte-Mecklenburg and Alexander County school boards asked the court in November to take another look at the legal issues involved.
