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March 20, 2020

Bars Shuttered, Restaurants Emptied, and Deadlines Extended to Combat Spread of COVID-19

Executive Order 118. Governor Cooper issued Executive Order 118 on Tuesday, directing bars to close and restricting restaurants to selling food only for carry-out, drive through, delivery, and onsite consumption […]

March 16, 2020

Court Is Limited and Mass Gatherings Are Prohibited to Limit Spread of COVID-19

Shea Denning

On Friday, Chief Justice Cheri Beasley entered two emergency directives to reduce the spread of infection from COVID-19. On Saturday, Governor Roy Cooper entered an executive order prohibiting mass gatherings […]

August 2, 2018

How the Proposed Constitutional Amendment Would Change Judicial Appointments

Shea Denning

This November, North Carolina voters will be asked to vote for or against a “Constitutional amendment to implement a nonpartisan merit-based system that relies on professional qualifications instead of political […]

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Bars Shuttered, Restaurants Emptied, and Deadlines Extended to Combat Spread of COVID-19

Court Is Limited and Mass Gatherings Are Prohibited to Limit Spread of COVID-19

How the Proposed Constitutional Amendment Would Change Judicial Appointments

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