Judicial and legal news
A judge will allow a Chatham County data center project to move forward despite the county’s moratorium on new data centers. The post Judge allows Chatham data center to proceed despite moratorium appeared first on Carolina Journal.
WASHINGTON — A coalition of civil rights groups and union organizations Friday sued the Trump administration to prevent the deployment of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to polling locations during November’s midterm elections. The suit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia is the second this month, following comments from top Trump officials […]
Court documents charge former Randolph County deputy Brandon Yair Zagada Zuniga with rape in an April incident in Greensboro.
The lawsuit alleges Visa and Mastercard prevented the independent ATM operators from lowering access fees on withdrawals.
One of the most iconic dessert items sold at Costco is coming back after it was discontinued in 2024.
Prosecutors say the driver was speeding and impaired when she drove the wrong way down a busy avenue and hit a vehicle before plowing into a Los Angeles city bus.
Joseph Lynch, 61, is charged with second-degree murder and rape in connection with George "Junior" Burdynski's death.
Shidae Sellers, 28, is charged with murder in the death of a 7-month-old boy.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police have charged a babysitter with murder.
Another person is also charged in one of the cases that date back to 2014. Most of the money has already been paid back.
Shidae Sellers, 28, is charged with murder in the death of a 7-month-old boy.
A settlement has been reached in the three-year litigation against Tyler Technologies over eCourts system, which has faced complaints across North Carolina.
A Charlotte 6-year-old and her mother were deported to Venezuela after a judge failed to appear and a person they hired did not step in to help, according to dad.
Former top North Carolina political donor Greg Lindberg has filed a federal lawsuit in New York against state Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey, two other men, and a law firm. The suit alleges an illegal “coordinated scheme” against Lindberg for “self-enrichment and political retribution.” The post Lindberg sues NC insurance commissioner in New York federal court appeared first on Carolina Journal.
A federal lawsuit filed in 2023 against North Carolina’s eCourts vendor has been settled, according to online court records. The post Settlement reached in federal suit against NC eCourts vendor appeared first on Carolina Journal.
N.C. Board of Elections Director Sam Hayes said the board will serve all voters regardless of party. His statement came after a state appellate judge wrote a blistering assessment of election administration after it shifted to Republican control. This week, the state Appeals Court in a 2-1 decision okayed a 2024 law that stripped Democratic […]
A federal jury in Virginia convicted Mohammad Sharifullah in April of providing material support to the IS affiliate known as ISIS-K.
Kyl shaped landmark water policy and guided the confirmation of Trump-nominated U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, both as a lobbyist and a senator.
A Winston-Salem man faces multiple felony charges after police say he shot into a car with a child and two adults inside.
Two people are facing charges in connection with a pack of dogs attacking multiple people last month.