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1. Two N.C. judges nominated by White House for 4th Circuit
 Court of Appeals Judge James Wynn of Cary and Special Superior Court Judge Albert Diaz of Charlotte nominated to federal appeals court; Judge Allyson Duncan, is the only current member of the 15-judge panel from North Carolina.  (Published on  11/04/2009 )
2. N.C. Innocence Inquiry Commission receives federal grant
 Funds to pay for DNA testing of post-conviction innocence claims (Published on  10/12/2009 )
3. Wake County Clerk of Superior Court Lorrin Freeman receives first-ever award
 Award recognizes the giving of one's self unselfishly (Published on  10/05/2009 )
4. GAL collects for kids
 Guardian ad Litem (GAL) offices are located all over the state. They each receive an equal share of assistance from the Raleigh office, but when the headquarters staff found out that one chapter needed a little extra help...  (Published on  08/19/2009 )
5. Justice Martin now vice-chair of Appellate Judges Conference
 The Appellate Judges Conference of the American Bar Association voted unanimously to elect N.C. Supreme Court Justice Mark Martin as its vice-chair. (Published on  08/12/2009 )
6. Wake County Courthouse automates manual systems
 Clerk of Superior Court Lorrin Freeman today announced the first electronic transaction in a new automation pilot system, eFiling, that transforms the way attorneys conduct business with the Wake County Courthouse. (Published on  07/24/2009 )
7. Wake County gets new crime fighting tool
 Offenders, beware! NCAWARE is a new crime-fighting force in Wake County. (Published on  07/22/2009 )
8. Fayetteville judge gets Pentagon award
 The U.S. Department of Defense in Washington has recognized Judge Beth Keever’s support of National Guard and Reserve soldiers who are called to action, with a special award. (Published on  06/22/2009 )
9. North Carolina's 42 Drug Courts Celebrate National Drug Court Month
 The State has 42 drug treatment courts in 29 counties that will be celebrating as part of national recognition of their work. More than 500 men and women are expected to be among this year's graduates.  (Published on  05/08/2009 )
10. N.C. medical community looks at illegal drugs
 Every state has a problem with drugs and how it increases crime and pressure on public services. (Published on  03/19/2009 )
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