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Republican Concedes in North Carolina Court Race, Ending Bid to Throw Out Votes
A Republican candidate for a seat on the North Carolina Supreme Court in November's election conceded defeat on Wednesday, ending his legal efforts to have thousands of ballots thrown out six months after the final votes were cast.
Ed Orgeron paid his ex-wife half his earnings for the 43 days between receiving a raise and filing for divorce. Her attorney ...
"I'm proud to continue upholding the Constitution and the rule of law as North Carolina's Supreme Court Justice." ...
In overturning a Court of Appeals decision, the state’s high court examined whether or not a woman simply exposing her ...
Darrell Robinson was convicted on four counts of first-degree murder in a brutal quadruple killing in 1996 in Rapides Parish.
The Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments about faith-based schooling for parents and students as multiple cases have been ...
The U.S. Supreme Court may soon deliver a ruling in favor of Maryland parents who claim the Montgomery County Board of ...
The State Bar of California announced Friday that its embattled leader, who has faced growing pressure to resign over the ...
All seven justices agree Raymond Lee Oyler’s convictions should stand, but two dissent on the penalty. His attorney will seek ...
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