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Behind the community-led effort to ensure Letitia Verdin ends S.C.'s all-male high court - Vimarsana News

Behind the community-led effort to ensure Letitia Verdin ends S.C.'s all-male high court

After a year-long wait, there is a woman on the South Carolina Supreme Court.

Letitia Verdin elected third woman on SC Supreme Court | Palmetto Politics - Vimarsana News

Letitia Verdin elected third woman on SC Supreme Court | Palmetto Politics

The South Carolina Legislature elected Court of Appeals Judge Letitia Verdin to the state Supreme Court June 5. She'll be the third woman on state's high court.

South Carolina's supreme court to be entirely white for first time in 20 years | South Carolina - Vimarsana News

South Carolina's supreme court to be entirely white for first time in 20 years | South Carolina

State where African Americans and Hispanics make up third of population to join 18 other states with all-white high courts

Judge Jocelyn Newman withdraws from South Carolina Supreme Court race - Vimarsana News

Judge Jocelyn Newman withdraws from South Carolina Supreme Court race

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD)- The race for a vacant seat on the South Carolina Supreme Court is down to two candidates after one withdrew from the race Tuesday. Circuit Court Judge Jocelyn Newman notified the Judicial Merit Selection Commission (JMSC) around 1:30 p.m. that she was withdrawing her name from consideration, according to Erin Crawford, the […]

An election to the all-male Supreme Court takes focus in SC - Vimarsana News

An election to the all-male Supreme Court takes focus in SC

The South Carolina General Assembly will vote June 5 to elect a new justice to the state Supreme Court. Chief Justice Donald Beatty is retiring this year because of the state's 72-year age limit for judges.