law school
Landing in my inbox Monday afternoon, sent by Senate Leader Phil Berger’s office. Statement on Gov. Cooper’s Veto of Bill to Repeal Pistol Purchase Permit Pistol permit created by…
I have previously noted that the General Assembly should require transparency (along with clear standards) in the redistricting process this fall. Perhaps unsurprisingly, transparency in the redistricting process helps stave…
The latest batch of opinions from the N.C. Supreme Court does nothing to resolve high-profile legal disputes addressed in my latest Daily Journal. Each of those disputes — including cases…
July 9, 2018, was the 150th anniversary of the ratification of the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution. Elizabeth Nolan Brown explained the significance in a piece at Reason.com: The…
Kari Travis has the details here. RALEIGH — The University of North Carolina School of Law’s Center for Civil Rights has been unlawfully litigating for 15 years, the N.C. State…
Carolina Journal’s Kari Travis reports on the latest from the UNC Board of Governors: The board’s policy will simply get all UNC campuses on the same page when it comes…
We know Stanford Law School professor Nathaniel Persily is the special master appointed by the three-judge panel reviewing North Carolina legislative districts that are under a court challenge for allegedly…
Carolina Journal’s Lindsay Marchello reports on big news out of the Center for Civil Rights. Mark Dorosin is losing his job as managing attorney at the UNC School of Law’s…
Despite no obvious geographical distinctions from the other U.S. states that would explain it, North Carolina is awash in solar energy facilities, more so than every other state except California.…
That’s the headline of an article in which the News and Observer chastises the NC Senate’s threat to cut funding to UNC Law School: The official explanation from the Republican-controlled Senate is…
So says Gene Nichol in an oped piece in the N&O: When I came to Carolina to become dean in 1999, one of my principal goals, ratified by the faculty…
Endorsements by the paper of record in North Carolina’s fourth-largest city matter, right? For president, the Winston-Salem Journal endorses Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primary and—wait for it—-John Kasich in the Republican primary: In…