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Perry Joins Marble Law

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Black History Month Hero: Judge Shirley Fulton

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In NC NAACP v. Moore, NC Supreme Court Limits Authority of General Assembly Elected Based On Unconstitutionally Gerrymandered Districts

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Goodwin Joins Crumley Roberts

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Rowe Appointed To Occupational Safety & Health Review Commission

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Celebrating Black Heroes: The Michaux Brothers

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Lawyers Must Challenge Racist Symbols in Courthouse Spaces

Elizabeth Hambourger and Ian Mance argue that Confederate monuments, when located feet from the front door of county courthouses, such as the one at the Tyrrell County Courthouse in Columbia, North Carolina, introduce the risk that impermissible factors such as implicit bias, conscious prejudice, and sympathy for white supremacy will harm clients’ rights.

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Edwards, Beightol Form New Firm In Raleigh

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Key Question Before State Supreme Court: Will NC tolerate race discrimination in jury selection?

Next week, on Oct. 6, the Supreme Court of North Carolina will hear arguments in a case that presents another opportunity for progress toward a more racially equitable legal system. The case, State v. Clegg, gives the court a chance to end North Carolina’s inexcusable status as the only state in the South whose appellate courts have never found race discrimination against a juror of color.

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Bryson Named President of Public Justice