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Close Defendants Marcus Larod Jackson, 22, of Norman, and Juwan Thomas Square, 23, of Moore, are facing multiple charges, including racketeering in a jury trial in the Cleveland County Courthouse. Opening arguments began Thursday, and the trial has entered a second week. Transcript File Photo By Jamie Berry | Transcript Staff Writer Feb 8, 2021 Feb 8, 2021 Defendants Marcus Larod Jackson, 22, of Norman, and Juwan Thomas Square, 23, of Moore, are facing multiple charges, including racketeering in a jury trial in the Cleveland County Courthouse. Opening arguments began Thursday, and the trial has entered a second week. Transcript File Photo A jury trial for two defendants facing multiple counts, including racketeering charges, continued into a second week Monday at the Cleveland County Courthouse, with District Judge Michael Tupper presiding.

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Moore marks one-year anniversary of high school hit-and-run tragedy

Moore marks one-year anniversary of high school hit-and-run tragedy
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Cleveland County sees increase in domestic violence cases in 2020

By Jamie Berry | Transcript Staff Writer Jan 14, 2021 Jan 14, 2021 The COVID-19 pandemic brought more than isolation to Norman residents, as local and county data shows that it also brought an increase in domestic violence cases. According to data provided by the Cleveland County Courthouse, domestic violence crime filings â misdemeanors and felonies â increased 100% from 500 in 2019 to 1,000 in 2020. According to data from District Judge Thad Balkman s courtroom, the following decisions were made on domestic assault and better cases throughout 2020: Conviction, guilty plea: 31 in felonies, 7 in misdemeanors Deferred, guilty plea: 9 in felonies, 7 in misdemeanors convictions, Nolo contendre plea, 2 in felonies, 1 in misdemeanors Deferred, Nolo contendre plea: 4 in felonies, 1 in misdemeanors

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Courthouse sees decrease in overall cases in 2020

Jan 1, 2021 The Cleveland County Courthouse experienced a decrease in the total number of cases conducted in 2020 in a shift most likely related to COVID-19, according to District Judge Thad Balkman. According to statistics gathered by Balkman, the total number of cases judges saw in 2020 was 23,116. Compared to 28,259 cases in 2019, thatâs a difference of 5,143, or 18.2%. Small claims were down 39.4% from 6,699 to 4,061; protective orders were down 11.1% from 883 to 785; and guardianships were down 14.4% from 396 to 339. Additionally, the statistics showed about 100 fewer felony filings and about 1,000 fewer misdemeanors filed in 2020 compared to 2019. However, domestic violence crimes increased from 500 to 1,000, or a 100% increase. Balkman said due to administrative and Supreme Court orders and directives, the courthouse was allowed to stay open during the pandemic with precautions in place, including docketing changes to minimize the number of people in a courtroom at o

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Cleveland County might not see jury trials until February

Jury trials in Cleveland County have once again been pushed back due to coronavirus safety measures. Chief Justice Cheri Beasley ordered for courts across the state to suspend not only jury trials another month, but also from being open for any non-essential, in-person court proceedings until Jan. 14. In Cleveland County, the District Attorney’s office was gearing up to start back to trial cases on Jan. 18, but with the most recent shutdown the process is being pushed until February. “Like for everyone else, it is an inconvenience,” said Cleveland County District Attorney Mike Miller. Beasley’s decision comes after a surge in COVID-19 cases across the state, doubling the number of counties categorized as “red” or “orange” by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.

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