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Justice Earls files federal lawsuit to stop ‘improper investigation’ - Carolina Peacemaker

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Associate Justice Anita Earls, the only African American woman on the N.C. Supreme Court, filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday, alleging that she is being “improperly investigated” by the N.C. Judicial Standards Commission (JSC) because she told a legal magazine that the state’s High Court had a problem with diversity on its staff. Justice Earls, also […]

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