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Under the Dome: An exclusive interview with Rep Cecil Brockman

Brockman is one of a handful of House Democrats who have faced scrutiny from their party’s progressive flank.

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Flood of cases under NC second chance law prompts pause, push to fix expungements

Nearly 400,000 arrest records were erased before the reform law was put on hold.

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Are dismissed NC cases automatically expunged after arrest?

Are dismissed NC cases automatically expunged after arrest?
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Criminal justice advocates push lawmakers for second chance policies to help formerly incarcerated people — NC Health News

They contend that changes, such as removing restrictions on food benefits, will ease people’s successful reentry into society.

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PW special report: Restoring hope in the vote among those with felony convictions in North Carolina

More than 50,000 North Carolinians can vote this fall thanks to a court ruling that restored the rights of people on probation and parole.

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