Judge Blocks Campaign Law Enforcement in AG Campaign Probe
A judge agreed to block enforcement of a state law in a political ad investigation of North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein’s campaign.
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A judge agreed to block enforcement of a state law in a political ad investigation of North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein’s campaign.
U.S. District Judge Catherine Eagles has issued a temporary restraining order blocking the Wake County district attorney from taking any legal action against N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein in connection with a 2020 election ad dispute. [Editor's note: Carolina Journal will have a more detailed report on the judge's ruling later this afternoon.] Eagles heard
N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein is going to federal court to have a 91-year-old state law declared unconstitutional. The suit stems from a 2020 campaign ad challenged as false by Stein's general election opponent. The suit filed Thursday in U.S. District Court suggests that Stein and two other plaintiffs expect authorities to take action against them soon based on the disputed state law.
GREENSBORO — Two years ago, the public first learned about the death of John Elliott Neville. On Thursday, in a federal courtroom, one chapter in the reckoning over his death
The 4th Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals has denied an appeal of its decision to dismiss a wrongful-death lawsuit against Wake Forest University. The suit was in response