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Michael Hewlett
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Reporter, The Assembly
Winston-Salem
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By Michael Hewlett Verified, Anne Blythe| The Assembly Verified Jefferson Griffin’s gambit for a state Supreme Court seat has worked, for now. In a 2-1 ruling last week, the North Carolina Court of Appeals stopped short of giving Griffin everything he wanted, which is to throw out more than 65,000 legally cast ballots in hopes of ensuring his victory.
By Michael Hewlett Verified| The Assembly Verified eCourts, North Carolina’s $100 million digital records system, has expanded throughout the state since its launch two years ago, but so have its legal woes. On Monday, a judge denied motions to dismiss claims against Tyler Technologies, the Texas-based company that designed eCourts, and Mecklenburg County Sheriff Gary L. McFadden in a federal lawsuit alleging the new system caused people to be wrongly arrested or detained too long.
By Michael Hewlett Verified, Anne Blythe| The Assembly Verified Jefferson Griffin’s gambit for a state Supreme Court seat has worked, for now. In a 2-1 ruling last week, the North Carolina Court of Appeals stopped short of giving Griffin everything he wanted, which is to throw out more than 65,000 legally cast ballots in hopes of ensuring his victory.
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The Assembly
A digital magazine for stories that aren't being told - and for those that deserve a deeper look.
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States