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NC court upholds life without parole for man who killed officers when a juvenile - Vimarsana News

NC court upholds life without parole for man who killed officers when a juvenile

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A North Carolina judge wasn’t careless while sentencing a man to life in prison without parole for the murders of two law enforcement officers during a

North Carolina denies appeal for man who killed officers as a teenager - Vimarsana News

North Carolina denies appeal for man who killed officers as a teenager

The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that Kevin Salvador Golphin will remain in prison for life without parole for the killing of two law enforcement officers when Golphin was 17.

North Carolina denies appeal for man who killed officers as a teenager - Vimarsana News

North Carolina denies appeal for man who killed officers as a teenager

A North Carolina judge wasn't careless while sentencing a man to life in prison without parole for the murders of two law enforcement officers during a ...

Unanimous Appeals Court upholds life sentence for cop killer Golphin - Vimarsana News

Unanimous Appeals Court upholds life sentence for cop killer Golphin

A unanimous three-judge panel of the state Court of Appeals has upheld a life sentence without parole for Kevin Salvador Golphin, one of two brothers who killed two law enforcement officers in Cumberland County in 1997.

Five school boards, community college settle state pension-spiking disputes - Vimarsana News

Five school boards, community college settle state pension-spiking disputes

Five county school boards and trustees at one state community college are dropping their court appeals for refunds of money paid to the state retirement system in pension-spiking cases. If they had won their legal battle, refunds would have totaled more than $434,000, not counting at least five years of interest.