Right to assisted suicide gets favorable argument in Massachusetts
BOSTON (CN) — The Massachusetts Supreme Court seemed receptive Wednesday to becoming the first court in the country to establish a constitutional right to assisted suicide.
Dean Browne Lewis shares her thoughts on the nomination of Judge Brown to the US Supreme Court
Statement in Support of United States Supreme Court Nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
Erika Richmond ’20: One of The Three NCBarBlog Contributors Who Share Their Thoughts on Writing
How can North Carolina attorneys bring together dual interests in writing and the law? For three NCBA members, the answer is simple: by writing pieces to be read on NCBarBlog.Writing well is a fundamental skill in a lawyer’s role. When it comes to writing outside of one’s practice, writing can be enjoyable, rewarding and beneficial to …
Level The Playing Field: Deans Panel
Join us for a virtual discussion with premier leaders at UNC at Chapel Hill and NCCU
NCCU’s School of Law Professor Reginald Mombrun mediates on behalf of Haiti
Professor Mombrun was invited to be a mediator at the Haiti Summit held in Baton Rouge, LA and hosted by Southern University Law Center. The mediations were held by General Russel Honore (Ret.). Professor Mombrun participated in several high level meetings regarding solutions for Haiti. Professor Mombrun was assigned to be the mediator for the …
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Race, Innocence, and the End of the Death Penalty
Speakers Series, Spring 2022
All events are free, open to the public, and include audience Q&A.
Mondays, 5:30-7:00pm, Genome Sciences Building Auditorium G100, UNC-Chapel Hill
Congratulations Professor Dorothy Hairston Mitchell as District Court Judge in District 14
Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced four judicial appointments to Superior and District Courts across the state. “These appointees bring years of legal experience and knowledge to the bench,” said Governor Cooper. “I’m confident that they will serve with dedication and fairness.” Governor Cooper made the following appointments: The Hon. Reggie McKnight as Superior Court Judge …
NCCU Law School Alumnus The Honorable Reggie McKnight as Superior Court Judge
Governor Cooper Announces NCCU Law School Alumnus The Honorable Reggie McKnight as Superior Court Judge in Judicial District 26E serving Mecklenburg County. Congratulations!
NCCU Law School Announces Grant to Help Underrepresented Applicants Gain Admission
By Michael PerchickWednesday, December 1, 2021 11:29PM ETDURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) — North Carolina Central University’s School of Law received a $100,000 grant from the Law School Admission Council with the goal of providing underrepresented students better access to navigate the law school admissions process. According to Associate Dean Dr. Malik Edwards, it falls in line …
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