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CCJR NC supports conservative-led, pragmatic proven solution to to enhance public safety and protect liberty. #ccjr ⚖️ like/retweet ≠ endorsement

[Luke Farley @LukeFarleyNC]

🚨FIRST IN FREEDOM PARADE UPDATE: We’ve finalized the route. Check out this map.👇 IMO, the best spot for viewing will be Salisbury St. between Edenton and Morgan (b/t #2 and #3 on the map). Street is wide and open and it goes right past the historic State Capitol. 🇺🇸 🧨🎆🇺🇸

[CCJR-NC @CCJRNC]

Treating "individuals as the human beings that they are" isn't just compassionate - it's good policy.

Helping people struggling with addiction get on the path to recovery breaks cycles of criminalization rather than perpetuating them.

Great share by @NCCourts highlighting evidence based programming provided through drug treatment courts!

[N.C. Judicial Branch @NCCourts]

“Drug addiction is a human problem and we treat each of these individuals as the human beings that they are,” ~ Judge Justin Davis

Gaston County’s Recovery Court program helps addicts turn their lives around with programming tailored to help offenders overcome drug addiction. Read/watch the WBTV News3 story here: https://t.co/CutxpJq8B3

[N.C. Judicial Branch @NCCourts]

Check out this PSA from the North Carolina Human Trafficking Commission to learn more about human trafficking. https://t.co/hlGnwvMq35

[CCJR-NC @CCJRNC]

Did you now that by simply texting people to remind them of their court date can cut down on costly missed court appearance in North Carolina by 30-40%?! #ncpol #ncga #pretrialsolutions #smartoncrime

[Right On Crime @RightOnCrime]

A missed court date can be easily avoided 📱

Text notifications are a low cost, common sense way to improve court appearances in North Carolina, and reduce further involvement from the system.

[CCJR-NC @CCJRNC]

This is an incredibly important and thoughtful conversation about the complicated realities NC faces grappling to find solutions related to mental health and the criminal justice systems in NC. #ncpol #ncga

Inside North Carolina's mental health maze https://t.co/bGQkpWEJZx

[CCJR-NC @CCJRNC]

In North Carolina, clearance rates for violent crimes remains below 50%. That means less than half of the violent crimes that are reported to police are ever solved.

It's hard to say that more efforts to enhance punishment in NC will serve as an effective deterrent when the public knows there's less than a 50% chance, they'll never get caught. #ncpol #smartoncrime #ncga #solutions

[Right On Crime @RightOnCrime]

Clearance rates helps measure how often crimes are solved. In Texas, roughly 2 out of every 3 homicides are cleared. For sexual assaults, it's closer to 1 in 4.

Each statistic represents a victim, family, and community still waiting for justice.

[Jennifer Doleac @jenniferdoleac]

The next ViCE seminar is this Thursday, June 4, at 1pm ET.

CarlyWill Sloan will present: "More with Less: The Impact of Mandatory Overtime on Police Wellness and Productivity"

[Andrew Dunn @andrew_dunn]

You can support N.C. public schools while also holding them accountable and challenging them to do better.

[Luke Farley @LukeFarleyNC]

We’ll be handling statewide property matters and other business, so tune in.

[CCJR-NC @CCJRNC]

Most people do not intend to miss court. We know we'd forget that haircut if not for that text reminder! 💇‍♀️

Reminders are a proven, low-cost strategy that helps people appear in court and avoid additional hearings, fees, and arrests.

Helping NC get to court saves us money and helps ensure law enforcement can focus on keeping us safe!

[CCJR-NC @CCJRNC]

Missed hearings cost everyone — courts, law enforcement, taxpayers, and families already struggling financially.

EACH missed court dates costs @nccourts $1,500 and costs the defendant $1,400 per missed appearance.

That’s $2,900 saved every time we help people get to court!

Learn more : https://t.co/Tb9vBbjo6H

#smartoncrime #ncpol

[CCJR-NC @CCJRNC]

For many people, losing a license means losing access to work, school, childcare, and medical appointments — all over low-level offenses unrelated to public safety.

Missing court often triggers a Failure to Appear (FTA) charge and automatic driver’s license suspension.

Today, 1 in 10 North Carolinians cannot legally drive because of missed court dates. #ncpol #ncga @pewtrusts

[CCJR-NC @CCJRNC]

Many adults are not aware of what exactly the judicial branch of government does until well ... you know... 🙃

Kudos to @NCCourts for offering free civics materials for NC kids! #accesstojustice #ncpol #ncga

[N.C. Judicial Branch @NCCourts]

The Judicial Branch offers free educational and classroom materials designed for school-age children and adults. View and download them at https://t.co/fKeyUnZL7X

[Right On Crime @RightOnCrime]

Most people hear “license suspension” and assume it’s about dangerous driving. But for many North Carolinians, it’s not 👀

When a driver’s license is treated as punishment for things unrelated to public safety, everyday life can decline greatly.

[CCJR-NC @CCJRNC]

Thanks for creating more ways to make the judicial branch accessible to NC citizens! @NCCourts #ncpol #ncga

[N.C. Judicial Branch @NCCourts]

There’s no need to stand in line for many court services that are available online. Find services for payments, citations, court notifications, Guide & File, eFiling, request an interpreter, and more on our website. https://t.co/mhcj8eLkam #ncga

[Marc A. Levin 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @MarcALevin]

New article on our latest @CouncilonCJ report on crime perceptions. Just as we continue the work to further drive down crime, it's also important that people feel safe. https://t.co/cQN8vTHWmX

[CCJR-NC @CCJRNC]

2026 Recovery Proclamation here: https://t.co/CbFVHdN9V3

[CCJR-NC @CCJRNC]

Chief Justice Paul Newby proclaims May 2026 as Recovery Court Month in NC!
For 30+ years, our 80+ recovery courts have helped individuals rebuild lives & strengthen communities.

These evidence-based programs save taxpayer dollars while providing critical treatment & support to those struggling with substance use & mental health disorders.

#RecoveryCourts #NationalTreatmentCourtMonth #ncpol #ncga @NCCourts

[Speaker Destin Hall @ncspeakerhall]

🚨 The 2026 Legislative Calendar.

The House is committed to delivering for the people of NC and we’re ready to get to work!!