The defendant in a case challenging North Carolina’s ban on felons’ gun ownership argues in a new state Supreme Court brief that the law cannot survive recent federal court precedents.
Groups representing North Carolina sheriffs, police chiefs, and district attorneys are urging the North Carolina Supreme Court to reject the latest challenge to state laws against video sweepstakes games.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has upheld a trial judge’s ruling against Raleigh in a dispute over $16 million in water and sewer fees developers paid between 2016 and 2018.
Gov. Josh Stein is asking the North Carolina Supreme Court to uphold a state law banning gun possession by felons.
State law enforcement agencies are urging the North Carolina Supreme Court to reject legal arguments from a video sweepstakes operator in a Robeson County case.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has determined that Mecklenburg County could not sue a developer to win damages for residents tied up in a building code dispute.
North Carolina’s second-highest court will decide whether Catawba Indians enjoy sovereign immunity that protects them from some claims in a lawsuit tied to construction of a casino in Kings Mountain.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of Wake County Sheriff Willie Rowe in a case that involved the rules surrounding state Corum claims.
A video sweepstakes operator is asking North Carolina’s highest court for help determining how its business can move forward legally.
The gun rights group Grass Roots North Carolina is adding its support to a challenge of North Carolina’s law against felons possessing firearms.
The ACLU of North Carolina and the libertarian Cato Institute are working together to support a challenge of North Carolina’s law banning felons from possessing guns.
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