Administrative Law Section
Supreme Court Hears Review Process Case NC BOE v. State of NC Et Al.
The North Carolina Supreme Court heard oral arguments in February in N.C. State Board of Education v. The State of North Carolina and the N.C. Rules Review…
We Must Embrace Diversity To Meet Today’s Challenges
While seeing “The Darkest Hour,” the award-nominated movie about the early months of World War II in Britain, I was impressed that Winston Churchill chose…
NC Court of Appeals Determines Mediation In Public Records Dispute Is Jurisdictional
Just before the holidays, the N.C. Court of Appeals issued its opinion in Tillett v. Town of Kill Devil Hills (17-433). The case involved a former judge who…
Chair’s Comments: Be Stubborn About Your Goals and Flexible About Your Methods
Like most lawyers, and most people in general, I often find myself in a position of needing to “upgrade” the way I have done something for years. I recall…
The One CLE You Don’t Want To Miss
If you’re a lawyer who is interested in administrative law, then there is one CLE you cannot afford to miss this year: the NCBA’s Nov. 16-17 CLE…
The Chair’s Comments
Welcome to a new year of Administrative Law Section activities and events. My name is Jennifer Morgan, and I am an attorney at Williams Mullen law firm in…