Capital City Lawyers Association

Join the NCBL Michigan Chapter’s virtual discussion with distinguished Detroit criminal defense trial lawyers, who will focus on winning acquittals with effective and zealous cross-examination.

In the December 1987/January 1988 and February/March 1988 editions of BarNotes, a former publication of the North Carolina State Bar, Kenneth Lewis wrote about the history of Black lawyers in North Carolina, and this article in its entirety is reprinted in this edition of the Journal. The article provides an important overview of the history of Black lawyers in North Carolina through 1987. More progress has been made by Black lawyers in North Carolina since this article was published 36 years ago. Nevertheless, it provides insight into the roots of that progress and an opportunity to reflect on the challenges faced by Black lawyers in North Carolina from the Civil War to the present.

Meredith College would like to invite any college students you may know to a new program to inspire women of color to develop their public leadership skills and network with women of color from across North Carolina who serve the public. The Voices of Change Political Institute is a residential leadership development program offered at Meredith College…

The NC Governor’s Office invites all 16-24 year olds to join policy officials from the Office of the Governor and State Agencies to have a candid dialogue about policy solutions to the most pressing issues of your generation.