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Rowan County Court Makes Courtroom Kid Friendly
Rowan County court officials recently installed a mural to help make court less intimidating for children, youth, and families.
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Chief Justice Paul Newby's 100-County Tour Visits Cabarrus, Rowan, and Union Counties
The tour began in May 2021, and when completed, Newby will be the first chief justice to visit all of North Carolina's courthouses.
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10-Digit Dialing Now Required for Calling Judicial Offices
All calls to judicial offices and court staff will need to be made using 10-digit dialing with the area code plus the number.
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Chief District Court Judge Charlie Brown Reappointed as Chair of the North Carolina Sentencing and Policy Advisory Commission
Rowan County Chief District Court Judge Charlie Brown has been reappointed as chairman of the
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Governor Roy Cooper Appoints Judges in Rowan and Cumberland Counties
Timothy Gould will serve as Superior Court Judge and Cull Jordan III as District Court Judge.
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Mapping Reveals Extreme Racial Disparities in North Carolina Driver’s License Suspensions, New Website Offers Help
NCPBRC has created a story map project that reveals extreme racial disparities in North Carolina driver’s license suspensions by county.
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Five Judicial Branch Employees Honored with Caswell Award for 45 Years of Service
Congratulations to those honored with the prestigious Caswell Award.
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Governor Cooper Appoints Rowan County Chief District Court Judge Charlie Brown to Governor’s Crime Commission
Brown will fulfill the unexpired term of Guilford County Chief District Court Judge Tom Jarrell, who died unexpectedly August 3, 2019.
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Supreme Court Holds Sessions in North Carolina’s Piedmont to Celebrate Bicentennial Anniversary
Supreme Court met in Salisbury, Asheboro and Winston-Salem September 30 - October 2
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WATCH LIVE MON-WED: Supreme Court Celebrates 200th Anniversary by Holding Court Sessions in North Carolina Piedmont
Supreme Court will hold court sessions in Salisbury, Asheboro, and Winston-Salem Sept. 30 - Oct. 2. Watch live on Facebook.
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Supreme Court Celebrates Bicentennial Anniversary by Holding Two Court Sessions in Rowan County
The Rowan County judicial community will host the Supreme Court of North Carolina as part of the Court’s bicentennial celebration.
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Judge Charlie Brown Reappointed to Lead North Carolina Sentencing and Policy Advisory Commission
As chair, Brown presides over the 28-member Commission and its subcommittees.
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North Carolina Sentencing and Policy Advisory Commission Study Recognized in Notable Government Documents
Sentencing and Policy Advisory Commission earns national recognition for its Study of Employment Collateral Consequences in North Carolina.
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Domestic Violence eFiling System Now Available in Rowan County to Increase Victim Safety
Rowan County court officials in conjunction with Family Crisis Council of Rowan have launched a new eCourts Civil Domestic Violence System.
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Rowan County Chief District Court Judge Speaks at National Summit on Public Safety
Charlie Brown, Rowan County chief district court judge, spoke about criminal justice reform at the 50-State Summit on Public Safety.
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Chief Justice Taps Judge Charlie Brown to Lead State Sentencing and Policy Advisory Commission
Chief Justice Mark Martin has appointed the Honorable Charlie Brown, Chief District Court Judge in Rowan County.
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Court of Appeals to Hold Special Session at Rowan County Courthouse
The Court of Appeals will hold a special session of court at the Rowan County Courthouse in Salisbury on November 18.
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