The hearing is open to the public and the media and public are encouraged to watch via live stream.

The oral arguments will be the first set to be heard using remote technology in the Court's 200-year history.

Hathaway S. Pendergrass will serve in Judicial District 15B and Kelvin D. Smith will serve in Judicial District 18.

The hearing is open to the public and the public and media are invited to watch the hearing via livestream.

The statement includes a pledge to assist the defense community in its efforts to identify and fight racism in North Carolina Courts.

Justice Earls was named co-chair, along with North Carolina Attorney General Stein, of the Task Force for Racial Equity in Criminal Justice.

Read the statement by the Conference of District Attorneys condemning the tragic and unnecessary loss of George Floyd's life.

The resolution also addresses disproportionate policing, justice and health system inequities, and structural racism.  

The Alliance seeks to build a coalition of faith-based groups and legal practitioners to help North Carolinians who lack legal resources.

Find highlights from the June 1, 2020 Administrative Order pertaining to modified court operations for Mecklenburg County for June 2020.