North Carolina
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The Saga Finale: Understanding the Newest Leandro Case
On April 2, 2026, the North Carolina Supreme Court put the final nail in the 30-year-old coffin that was the… Read More
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Twilight Zone?: Evaluating Senate Bill 382’s Impact on Land Use in North Carolina
Late in 2024, the North Carolina General Assembly overrode former Governor Roy Cooper’s veto to pass Senate Bill 382.[1] While… Read More
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From Test Tube to Table: Lab-Grown Meat in North Carolina
“Fake meat” has long been a more humane, environmentally friendly alternative to genuine, authentic meat. However, a new contestant is… Read More
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Caught in the Middle: North Carolina’s Struggle Over the Education Freedom Tax Credit
There are seemingly few matters that get people more invested in politics than laws concerning their children. Frequently, though, there… Read More
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The Ballad of a Bill: Why S.B. 50 Remains in Legislative Limbo
After a long, tumultuous journey, S.B. 50 reached the highest height a mere bill can attain. Today, it languishes in… Read More
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When Teens Get “Blocked” By the Government: North Carolina’s Proposed Teen Social Media Ban
What originally started as screen-time debates in living rooms has become a worldwide legal crackdown on children’s social media use.… Read More
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Public Safety or Freezing Public Aid? How a One-Paragraph Provision in North Carolina’s Public Safety Act Put Legal Aid on Thin Ice.
Background The North Carolina Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts Program (“NC IOLTA” or “the Program”) plays a crucial role in… Read More
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Hang Up on the “Police” – The Rise of Jury Duty Scam Phone Calls in North Carolina
For millions of North Carolinians, a jury summons in the mailbox is a source of mixed emotions. To some, the… Read More
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Clearing the Air: Potential Guidance from the North Carolina Court of Appeals on AI Use in Court Filings
On October 30, a filing was submitted to the North Carolina Court of Appeals, which could result in guidance from… Read More
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Modernizing the Judiciary: The eCourts Transformation Across North Carolina
Deeply rooted in history and precedent, the law has long looked to the past for guidance. However, even in this… Read More
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HB:67: The First Step in Improving Medical Deserts in North Carolina
North Carolina’s rural communities are around “40 percent of the state’s population.”[1] These communities face a lack of access to… Read More
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Guns in Schools: The Debate Over Arming Teachers and North Carolina’s House Bill 193
By: Lane Segura Gun violence dominates the headlines in the United States, and few tragedies capture national attention like school… Read More