On July 22, 2024, eCourts will launch in Track 5 counties: Buncombe, Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Haywood, Henderson, Jackson, Macon, Polk, Swain, and Transylvania. To support the transition from paper records to electronic filing and case management, there …
On the latest episode of All Things Judicial, we welcome Rufus Edmisten who served as the deputy chief counsel for the Senate Watergate Committee (1973-74). The Committee's final report, released on June 27, 1974, was partly responsible for the …
Portal users can now see calculated interest. Users can navigate to a case using SmartSearch and then scroll to the Financial Information section to see the “Calculated interest as of” the date being viewed. For example, if reviewing a case today, the …
The latest episode of All Things Judicial features an excerpt of a 2004 interview with the late James D. Blount, Jr. (1927–2015), who worked as a prominent attorney in Rockingham and Wake counties. Blount's 50-year legal career included working as lead …
Congratulations to two Judicial Branch employees with 45 years of public service who have been honored with the 2024 Richard Caswell Award: Howard Parrish Hand Jr., Deputy Clerk, Gaston County Ella Wrenn, Court Administrator, Franklin County Superior Court …
The eCourts expansion will reach 49 of the state’s 100 counties when Track 6 goes live on October 14, 2024, the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts (NCAOC) announced today. Track 6 includes Anson, Cabarrus, Cumberland, Hoke, Montgomery, …
MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Legal Community NCAOC Director Ryan S. Boyce May 23, 2024 eCourts Training Resources and Track 5 Transition Information Dear Colleagues in the Legal Community, On behalf of the Judicial Branch, we are …
The North Carolina Pro Bono Resource Center (PBRC) is proud to announce the induction of 1,373 attorneys into the 2023 North Carolina Attorney Pro Bono Honor Society. Society members reported providing 50 or more hours of pro bono legal services in 2023 to …
The latest episode of All Things Judicial profiles Safe Babies Court, a new specialty court that aims to reduce the time a child spends in foster care before reaching a safe and permanent home. Guests include Chief District Court Judge J. Corpening, …
New eCourts kiosks will be available in North Carolina courthouses starting in June. The kiosks will allow the public to more easily engage with the court system by providing on-site access to search court dates and case events, file documents …
The North Carolina Judicial Branch has launched the Holistic Hope Mental Health Diversion Program in the Second District Court Judicial District, which includes Beaufort, Hyde, Martin, Tyrrell, and Washington counties. This program is a groundbreaking …
The latest episode of All Things Judicial features an excerpt of an interview with the late Margaret Adams Harris (1916–2014) who worked as a prominent Guilford County attorney. Throughout her career, Harris was dedicated to public service. Most notably, …
Chief Justice Paul Newby has declared May 5-11, 2024 as Employee Appreciation Week in the Judicial Branch. The Judicial Branch would like to recognize all the judicial officials and employees who help improve the lives of North Carolinians each day. This …
Governor appointed the following District Court judges: Kevin Boxberger was appointed to serve as district court judge in Judicial District 10 serving Wake County. He will fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Ned Mangum. Boxberger is …
Chief Justice Paul Newby has proclaimed May 2024 as “Treatment Court Month” for the North Carolina Judicial Branch. This month, treatment courts throughout North Carolina will join similar programs nationwide in celebrating National Treatment Court Month …
Governor Roy Cooper has appointed Bryan Norris to serve District 17 and Juanita Boger-Allen to serve District 25. Bryan Norris has been appointed to serve as district court judge in Judicial District 17 (Alamance County). He will fill the vacancy of Judge …
eCourts is officially live in ten (10) additional counties today, April 29: Alamance, Chatham, Durham, Franklin, Granville, Guilford, Orange, Person, Vance, and Warren counties. This includes eFiling, Portal, and Enterprise Justice (Odyssey). eCourts is …
Nearly half of North Carolina’s population will live in jurisdictions served by eCourts software when Track 4 of the digital records rollout goes live on April 29, 2024, according to an announcement from the Administrative Office of the Courts (NCAOC) …
The latest episode of All Things Judicial features a panel of three experts on the North Carolina Judicial Branch: former Supreme Court of North Carolina Associate Justice and North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts Director Franklin Freeman, …
The latest episode of All Things Judicial features an excerpt of an interview with the late Francis I. Parker who served as a Mecklenburg County attorney for over 50 years. Parker was a founding member of the Parker Poe law firm, served in WWII and the …
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