News
NC law enforcement agencies pan latest video sweepstakes appeal
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.
News
NC elections board censures Wake officials over deceased voters’ ballots
After an hours long hearing on Wednesday, the North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) voted unanimously to censure Wake County Board of Elections members Greg Flynn and Gerry Cohen for counting the votes of three deceased voters who voted prior to the General Election in November 2024.
Opinion
Setting the record straight on Randolph County’s library board
Commissioners who voted to dissolve the library board are brave local leaders who used their lawful authority to fix a broken process and protect the role of parents in their community.
News
NCSBE to investigate missing campaign finance records from Rockingham County
An investigation into missing campaign finance reports from candidates in Rockingham County, including nearly two decades worth of reports from county Sheriff Sam Page, will take place starting next week by the North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE).
Opinion
How federal Rahimi case affects gun confiscation in NC
North Carolina law regarding the surrender and removal of firearms from persons subject to domestic violence restraining orders likely remains constitutional.
Opinion
Cooper, Stein show little respect for existing redistricting law
Our two most recent state attorneys general have urged the N.C. Supreme Court to ignore a clear provision in the General Statutes.
Opinion
Slowing the growth of N.C.’s criminal code
North Carolina’s criminal code is a muddled, archaic monstrosity. The laws that govern criminal behavior are often unclear, encouraging senseless litigation and allowing bad actors to slip through the cracks. Many of these laws predate the American Revolution. And thanks to years of inattention, these laws are scattered throughout thousands of pages of the N.C....
Opinion
Too Many Laws On The Books
Overcriminalization in North Carolina makes business owners, often unwittingly, into criminals every day.
Opinion
Too Many Crimes On The Books
N.C. lawmakers create nearly three dozen new crimes a year, some of which can trip up well-meaning small business owners and entrepreneurs.
