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Criminal Practice – Felony Assault & Assault in the Presence of a Minor – Habitual Misdemeanor Assault - Vimarsana News

Criminal Practice – Felony Assault & Assault in the Presence of a Minor – Habitual Misdemeanor Assault

For the same conduct, defendant was convicted of (1) assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill inflicting serious injury, a felony; (2) assault inflicting serious injury in the presence of a minor, a misdemeanor; and (3) habitual misdemeanor assault. Under State v. Fields, 374 N.C. 629, 843 S.E.2d 186 (2020), the trial court

NC Supreme Court OKs Speeding Up Redistricting Arguments - Vimarsana News

NC Supreme Court OKs Speeding Up Redistricting Arguments

The North Carolina Supreme Court agreed to speed up arguments on further challenges to the boundaries for redistricting.

NC Supreme Court OKs speeding up redistricting arguments - Vimarsana News

NC Supreme Court OKs speeding up redistricting arguments

The North Carolina Supreme Court has agreed to speed up arguments on further challenges to the boundaries for the state's legislative seats and congressional districts.

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New N.C. maps sent to judges; plaintiffs offer alternatives - Vimarsana News

New N.C. maps sent to judges; plaintiffs offer alternatives

The General Assembly turned over to judges the redistricting maps lawmakers approved to replace boundaries struck down by the state Supreme Court.

State Supreme Court Reviews Gerrymandered Maps Tomorrow: What to Know, How You Can Watch - Vimarsana News

State Supreme Court Reviews Gerrymandered Maps Tomorrow: What to Know, How You Can Watch

Challengers are suing over districts that mathematicians and redistricting experts say are so skewed that they rarely, if ever, can be reproduced by computers.