A federal appeals court has agreed to hear more arguments involving a close election in November for a North Carolina Supreme ...

Republican candidate Jefferson Griffin is getting what he wanted: To have the heavily conservative state Supreme Court decide ...

Federal court is the proper venue for a legal battle over a seat on the North Carolina Supreme Court ... of the allegations — the Republican judicial candidate sought intervention from the ...

but he’s now rushing his allies in the state courts to intervene and resolve his challenges. The federal court process must play out to ensure that North Carolina’s voters are not ...

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They ruled state courts aren't allowed to rule on partisan gerrymandering cases. That 2023 ruling allowed Republicans to flip three of North Carolina's seats in the U.S. House of Representatives ...

Republican Jefferson Griffin is asking the North Carolina ... state Supreme Court to toss out legitimate ballots and hand this seat to him,” she said. State law permits judicial candidates ...

Several elections lawsuits were filed against NC State Board of Elections in 2024. Courts often issued temporary, preliminary ...

The North Carolina Supreme Court is the highest court in the state, does not have a jury, and hears oral arguments in cases appealed from lower courts, among many other of its powers. The Supreme ...

“It is the insurance company’s responsibility to define essential policy terms and the North Carolina courts’ responsibility to enforce those terms consistent with the parties’ reasonable expectations ...

Riggs said her top priority was "ensuring the North Carolina Supreme Court remains accessible, fair, and impartial, upholding the rights of all citizens and providing important checks and balances in ...

They argued that the restaurants suffered no physical damage and therefore had no reason to be compensated. Even lower courts in North Carolina had concurred with that argument, which became the ...