Appeals Court rejects Pitt County Confederate monument lawsuit
The North Carolina Court of Appeals split, 2-1, Wednesday in rejecting a lawsuit challenging the removal of a Confederate monument from the Pitt County courthouse.
A split North Carolina Court of Appeals panel has rejected a Charlotte television reporter’s attempt to secure the names and addresses of private security guards involved in a fatal 2023 shooting. The court’s majority ruled that Allied Universal Security Service, or AUS, was not required to provide the information to WBTV investigative reporter Nick Ochsner.
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 North Carolina Supreme Court has amended its order blocking certification of the recent election to the state’s highest court. The amended order shows that the vote to grant Republican candidate Jefferson Griffin a temporary stay was 4-2, not 5-1. Republican Justice Richard Dietz joined Democratic Justice Anita Earls in dissent.
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.
In a 4-3 split vote, the high court's Democrats rule Harris Teeter's good economic performance should lead to a higher tax bill.
Those who expected a string of partisan 4-3 decisions from the N.C. Supreme Court this year might be disappointed. The court’s four Democratic justices have split with its three Republicans just two times in 76 cases decided so far this year. Yet a side-by-side comparison between this year’s high court rulings and those handed down...
Decisions handed down in 2020 highlight Cheri Beasley's and Paul Newby's contrasting approaches.
Recent dissents from Justice Paul Newby could offer interesting clues to voters as they head to the polls in November.
The high court's first 4-3 split of the year focuses on a State Highway Patrol trooper's prolonged traffic stop.
Anita Earls and Paul Newby have proven most likely to diverge from their colleagues in cases this year.