US EditionNC Supreme Court splits in upholding juror substitution law
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NC Supreme Court splits in upholding juror substitution law
The North Carolina Supreme Court split 5-2 Friday in upholding a state law that permits the substitution of a juror after deliberations in a case have started. The decision reversed a unanimous decision from the state Appeals Court. The decision restores a life sentence without parole for Eric Ramond Chambers, who was convicted of first-degree murder in 2022 after a fatal shooting at a Raleigh motel. Chambers also was sentenced to an additional …
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