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Charlotte has expanded its Alternatives to Violence program, which works to reduce crime by using trained community members known as “violence interrupters.” There's a new team, and they're underway with their plans to reduce crime on West Boulevard.
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A wave of police shootings in recent years has left authorities in Charlotte and across the nation searching for ways to rebuild trust. Speakers at a…
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This summer, lawmakers cut more than $3.5 million from the state court system. Since 2009, more than $133 million has been cut from the judicial branch…
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Campaign finance records show $1.3 million were spent on North Carolina’s sole Supreme Court primary this year. It’s a dubious state record that raises…
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In recent years public sentiment toward the justice system, both at home and nationwide was quite skeptical and negative. In response, Justice Department…
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There is an ongoing debate about how we seat judges in North Carolina. On one side are supporters of partisan judicial elections, on the other the…
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Every so often, increasingly it seems, we hear about the grisly, gruesome crimes of a maniac. We flip on the news to learn that someone else has snapped…