The latest episode of All Things Judicial: Beyond the Bench takes listeners out of the courtroom and into the heart of disaster recovery with North Carolina Court of Appeals Judge Michael Stading and law clerks who volunteered following the devastation of Hurricane Helene. Listen: buff.ly/4cRxnic

5PM UPDATE: 65 counties have reported changes to court sessions and/or courthouse business hours for tomorrow, Jan. 23, due to adverse weather conditions. Learn more: buff.ly/2JxGt4P

NOW HIRING: The Office of Language Access Services seeks to hire a staff interpreter to provide court interpretation between English and Spanish for court proceedings in the General Court of Justice and other court related events, primarily via a telecommunication device. Learn more: buff.ly/42ieSAL

MIDNIGHT UPDATE: 19 counties have reported changes to court sessions and/or courthouse business hours for Monday, Jan. 13 due to the results of adverse weather conditions. Learn more: buff.ly/2JxGt4P

51 counties, more than half of the state, have reported changes to court sessions and/or courthouse business hours due to adverse weather conditions. Learn more: buff.ly/2JxGt4P

The latest episode of the All Things Judicial podcast features part two of a roundtable discussion with nine former directors of the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts. The roundtable discussion was recorded in December 2016. buff.ly/4cRxnic

Do you have court business in these 49 counties in dark blue? eCourts is LIVE in these counties and available to well over 50% of the state’s population. The other 51 counties go live in 2025 with the next track coming online on Feb. 3. Visit buff.ly/2X9wKvx to learn more. #ncga

The North Carolina Human Trafficking Commission announces the opening of a new annual grant program that will provide funds to eligible organizations providing direct services to victims of human trafficking. www.nccourts.gov/news/tag/pre... #EndTrafficking

Ashe, Cherokee, and Mitchell counties have been added to the list of 15 counties reporting changes to their court sessions, business hours, offices, courthouses, and/or alternate filing locations due to inclement weather. Learn more: buff.ly/2JxGt4P

As of 7am today (Tuesday, January 7), 12 counties have reported changes to local court sessions, business hours, offices, courthouses, and/or alternate filing locations due to inclement weather. Learn more: buff.ly/2JxGt4P

As of 10pm tonight, Bertie, Caswell, Guilford, Halifax, Hertford, Pasquotank, Stokes, Surry, Swain, and Yadkin have reported changes to local court sessions, business hours, offices, courthouses, and alternate filing locations due to inclement weather on Tuesday, Jan. 7. Learn more: buff.ly/2JxGt4P

Changes to local court sessions, business hours, offices, courthouses, and alternate filing locations have been reported in 18 counties due to inclement weather: buff.ly/2JxGt4P

Governor Roy Cooper has appointed Judge Roy Wijewickrama to serve as superior court judge in Judicial District 43B (Haywood and Jackson counties), filling the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Brad Letts. Read more: buff.ly/4hRcI01