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Associate Justices Anita Earls, Sam Ervin IV and Phil Berger Jr. denied on Monday the recusal motions targeting them from lawyers covering both sides of the litigation. Their decisions likely mean all seven justices will listen to remote oral arguments Wednesday in the challenges to the state’s recently enacted congressional and legislative districts.
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Three of the seven justices have been asked by lawyers to stay out of upcoming deliberations because of alleged conflicts.
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North Carolina's highest court has rescheduled oral arguments for next month in a case over whether two amendments to the state constitution should be voided because legislators who approved the ballot referendums were elected from racially biased districts.
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A top Democrat in the North Carolina House of Representatives has been appointed to the North Carolina Court of Appeals by Gov. Roy Cooper.The Raleigh…
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Races for executive and legislative positions in North Carolina are in full swing — but what about the third branch of government? There are 190 judicial…
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Races for executive and legislative positions in North Carolina are in full swing — but what about the third branch of government? There are 190 judicial…
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A familiar name in state politics could have a prime spot on this fall's ballot because of a proposal passed by state lawmakers.Phil Berger Jr. is the son…
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Some of the state's most powerful senators are trying to revamp the distribution of sales tax so rural areas get more of the revenue. A measure in the…
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Some of the state's most powerful senators are trying to revamp the distribution of sales tax so rural areas get more of the revenue. A measure in the…
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Former Baptist minister Mark Walker defeated Phil Berger Jr. in a runoff election for the 6th district Republican primary this week. The upset surprised…