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Osteen chides Earls, Judicial Standards Commission for 'inflammatory' court filings - Vimarsana News

Osteen chides Earls, Judicial Standards Commission for 'inflammatory' court filings

Published: September 18, 2023

US District Judge William Osteen has criticized both state Supreme Court Justice Anita Earls and the state Judicial Standards Commission for recent court filings in Earls’ First Amendment lawsuit. Osteen labeled language in the court filings “inflammatory.”

Source: carolinajournal.com
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Supporters defend NC Supreme Court justice who filed lawsuit against judicial board - Vimarsana News

Supporters defend NC Supreme Court justice who filed lawsuit against judicial board

Published: August 31, 2023

NC Supreme Court Justice Anita Earls is suing the state's judicial oversight board arguing the panel is restricting her right to free speech.

Source: abc11.com
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