Election Day 2020 day is 82 days — roughly two and a half months — away, but now is the time to make a plan to cast your vote. If you plan to use absentee mail-in voting, you should be … Continue reading →...
NCAJ President David Henson has sent a letter to the chair of the N.C. State Bar’s Continuing Legal Education Board, George L. Jenkins Jr., providing notice of NCAJ’s support of the board’s effort to evaluate the inclusion of diversity a...
By Amber Nimocks In our quarterly profiles that appear first in Trial Briefs magazine, NCAJ features members at varying stages in their careers: new members, rising stars and heroes. I talked with Rising Star Lauren O’Malley for a feature this ̷...
By Amber Nimocks With a gruesome murder at its core and a made-for-TV plotline, the 1988 case State v. Hennis provided a salacious backdrop for one of the N.C. Supreme Court's most controversial decisions. It was, writes N.C. Supreme Court … Continu...
We are thrilled to announce the official launch of our advocacy and awareness campaign for Election 2020: The Vote’s in Your Court, North Carolina. As part of the launch of the campaign, NCAJ has released a microsite — VoteYourCourtNC.org R...
NCAJ supports adding anti-discrimination language to the North Carolina State Bar’s Rules of Professional Responsibility, an issue the State Bar’s Ethics Committee addressed during a special meeting today. The State Bar is considering adding a...
The North Carolina Advocates for Justice held its Annual Convention and Meeting on Thursday, June 18 and Friday, June 19 virtually via Zoom. The NCAJ’s newly elected leaders Board of Governor’s Members for its 2020-2021 fiscal year are: Class ...
