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(Photo: North Carolina Court of Appeals Judge Donna Stroud) North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Cheri Beasley announced the appointment of several chief judges of the appeals and district courts Tuesday in a news release. Donna Stroud will become Chief Judge of the state Court of Appeals, while Jimmy Love will head Judicial District 11 (Johnston, Lee and Harnett), Judge Toni King Judicial District 12 (Cumberland) and Judge Roy Wijewickrama Judicial District 30 (Clay, Cherokee, Graham, Haywood, Jackson, Macon, and Swain). Stroud, a Republican, was first elected to the Court of Appeals in 2006...

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Coach Brad Rub said it had been the year of surprises as he watched the team grow into its own. “It was one of the hardest, if not the hardest year (for sports),” he said. “I think when we first looked into the league, our biggest concern was going there and getting flogged every week, we didn’t know how we’d go. “Our goal definitely shifted this year and just got higher and higher.” In the ultimate confirmation of their success, the team was last week recognised as Football Queensland’s 2020 Senior Team of the Year. Rub said he both shocked and sur...

NC appeals judge censured for ‘toxic work environment’ RALEIGH (AP) — A North Carolina Court of Appeals judge was censured on Friday after a judicial investigation determined his refusal to squarely address his chief aide’s bullying, profanity and dishonesty caused a “toxic work environment” for female law clerks who worked for him. State Supreme Court justices unanimously affirmed the recommendation by the state Judicial Standards Commission that Judge Hunter Murphy violated the state Code of Judicial Conduct and brought the judicial office into disrepute with his actions. The co...

(Photo: Judge J. Hunter Murphy, North Carolina Judicial Branch) The Supreme Court of North Carolina ordered the censure of Appeals Court Judge Hunter Murphy for enabling a “toxic work environment” in his chamber, in a disciplinary order reaffirming the Judicial Standards Commission recommendation Friday. The ruling was unanimous, with the exception of Justice Mark Davis, who did not take part in consideration of the matter. Murphy, a Republican, hired his high school friend Ben Tuite as his executive assistant, the senior position on his three-person law clerk staff, after being elected ...