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University of North Carolina System could be forced to refund portions of fees charged to students across the state in spring 2020, depending on the outcome of a case heard
As the N.C. Supreme Court is considering its next steps in the long-running Leandro school funding lawsuit, Gov. Roy Cooper has added a new twist to the dispute. Cooper’s proposed 2022-23 state budget adjustments would cover portions of a court-ordered Leandro compliance plan that remain unfunded to date.
The University of North Carolina System could be forced to refund portions of fees charged to students across the state in spring 2020, depending on the outcome of a case heard Tuesday morning at the N.C. Court of Appeals.
"I continue to feel that what we need is restructured legislation around how the occupancy tax is allocated," said Commissioner Jasmine Beach-Ferrara.
The Competitive Procurement of Renewable Energy Program implemented by Duke Energy pursuant to Session Law 2017-192 could equitably treat bids from third-party market participants differently than bids from Duke affiliates. Although one subset of bids was charged a nonrefundable proposal security while another subset of bids was not, equitable treatment does not mean the exact ...