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Social Media · CaliforniaEs probable que un tribunal federal de California se ocupe de la demanda de la junta escolar de Charlotte-Mecklenburg contra las principales empresas de redes sociales. La demanda presentada en agosto acusa a las empresas de contribuir a una “crisis de salud mental” entre los niños estadounidenses. El Panel Judicial de los Estados Unidos sobre Litigios Multidistritales presentó una orden de transferencia condicional el jueves. Transfiere el caso…See the Story
The lawsuit over social media from Charlotte schools is likely to move to California courts.
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Raleigh, North Carolina · RaleighEl viernes 22 de septiembre, la Asamblea General aprobó un presupuesto que contiene una nueva disposición que permitiría a los legisladores total discreción sobre la destrucción de registros. Muchos en los medios e incluso algunos legisladores se han mostrado en desacuerdo con la disposición; sin embargo, la Fundación John Locke ha propuesto una “solución” para que los legisladores la consideren al realizar correcciones técnicas al presupuesto e…See the Story
La Fundación John Locke propone una “solución” a la nueva ley de solicitud de registros públicos
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Raleigh, North Carolina · RaleighEstá previsto que se incluya en la boleta electoral de noviembre de este año un referéndum sobre bonos por valor de $2.5 millones de dólares, mientras las Escuelas de Charlotte-Mecklenburg (CMS) buscan apoyo para financiar 30 proyectos diferentes en el distrito escolar. Según CMS, el bono busca mejorar los entornos educativos, ofrecer más opciones académicas, aliviar el hacinamiento y renovar y reemplazar las antiguas instalaciones de CMS, todo …See the Story
El Distrito Escolar de Charlotte-Mecklenburg presiona para lograr el mayor referéndum sobre bonos en la historia de Carolina del Norte
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Coronavirus · RaleighA split state Court of Appeals panel ruled 2-1 this month that bar owners could move forward with their lawsuit against Cooper and the state. State lawyers argue that the Appeals Court decision conflicted with a 1992 precedent called Corum. In that case, the state Supreme Court ruled that plaintiffs making constitutional claims against the state must seek the "least intrusive remedy"See the Story
Cooper appeals ruling over COVID bar shutdowns to highest NC court
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Raleigh, North Carolina · RaleighThe John Locke Foundation has proposed a fix for a provision in the state budget. The provision would allow lawmakers total discretion over destroying records. The North Carolina Press Association and the North Carolina Association of Broadcasters immediately sent a call out to member journalists across the state urging them to contact their state senator. Senate leader Phil Berger, R-Rockingham, said that the provision was intended to address a dispute between Department of Natural and Cultural Resources and legislative services officer.See the Story
John Locke Foundation proposes ‘fix’ to new public records request law
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Raleigh, North Carolina · RaleighA $2.5-billion-dollar bond referendum is slated to be placed on the November ballot. The Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners recently approved the ballot referendum in a 5-3 vote. According to CMS, the bond seeks to improve educational environments, offer more academic options, alleviate overcrowding, and renovate and replace aging CMS facilities.See the Story
Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District lobbies for largest bond referendum in NC history
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Raleigh, North Carolina · RaleighLas tasas de mortalidad materna en Carolina del Norte están aumentando a un ritmo alarmante. El CDC informan que en tan sólo dos años, el número de mujeres que han muerto dentro de las seis semanas posteriores al parto se duplicó, pasando de 22 muertes por cada 100.000 nacimientos a la asombrosa cifra de 44. Y la creciente falta de acceso a la atención, a medida que los hospitales de zonas rurales cierran salas de maternidad o cierran por comple…See the Story
Internationally trained doctors are key to improving maternal mortality rates in North Carolina
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Asheville · AshevillePlaintiffs challenging appointments to Asheville's Human Relations Commission are seeking an emergency restraining order and injunction in federal court. Asheville is scheduled to make appointments to the advisory group on Oct. 10. Critics say the city is using unconstitutional racial preferences in deciding who can serve on the commission.See the Story
Asheville plaintiffs seek emergency order against human relations appointments
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