The best way to commemorate the anniversary of the #CivilRightsAct is to pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act to protect voting rights for all Americans.
North Carolina Equal Access to Justice Commission Releases Statewide Legal Needs Assessment -- This is the first statewide civil legal needs assessment in almost 20 years. https://t.co/jWdjn7YTlt
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My mother taught me that no door of opportunity should ever be closed if we have faith and work hard. I'm running for U.S. Senate because all North Carolinians should have access to opportunities.
53 years ago today.
One week after my 5th birthday.
You were gone.
Assassinated for answering a call to conscience, for speaking truth to power, for being a drum major for justice who sought to rid the world of racism, militarism and poverty.
I miss you. Still. Always.
In 1969, Clifton Johnson became the 1st Black assistant state prosecutor in NC since the 1800s. Shirley Fulton was Mecklenburg’s 1st Black female prosecutor. Both became judges & paved the way for others, including our ADAs who formed a @BlkProsecutors chapter! #BlackHistoryMonth
Members of our office helped launch a CLT Metro chapter of @BlkProsecutors to provide support for Black prosecutors & encourage recruitment & retention, which is critical for diversified perspectives. Judge McKoy-Mitchell swore in the chapter's leadership team today. Congrats!
“First African Americans on the North Carolina Bench” Exhibit Comes to Wake County Justice Center Again – The exhibit features a timeline of the lives and achievements of each judge and justice from 1968-2006. https://t.co/gwkUyu2CeB
@MeckClerk Dr. King exclaimed, "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about what matters." Honored to join judges of the 26th Judicial District lifting their voices in commitment to equal justice.
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The North Carolina Judicial Branch has launched eCourts Guide & File, a new service that allows attorneys and the public to prepare court documents online in just a few easy steps. Learn more: https://t.co/d6eJzRWa3V
Help Us Keep the Public and Our Staff Safe – Courts are operating with reduced capacity. By order of the Chief Justice, only people with business at the courthouse will be allowed to enter. Masks or face coverings are required. More: https://t.co/KJ174kvpuH
In an effort to support our Judicial Branch personnel and legal community during these difficult times, the Virus Fatigue Subcommittee of the Judicial Branch COVID-19 Task Force has compiled new resources and recommendations available on https://t.co/qidQdssKnl