On October 28th, Governor Roy Cooper issued Executive Order 171, titled “Assisting North Carolinians At Risk Of Eviction.” The order builds on the CDC directive from September, which is intended to prevent or limit the number of evictions due to … Continue reading →
The acceleration of the COVID-19 pandemic by mid-March led to an economic and practical national shutdown at the end of that month. As expected, this led to tens of millions of Americans losing their jobs, whether temporarily or permanently. One … Continue reading →
In most states, voting by mail means submitting what is traditionally known as an “absentee ballot.” The name derives from the original intent of providing absentee ballots: the voter anticipated being away from their place of residence, or otherwise would … Continue reading →
Although the topic of executive orders is not a novel one for lawyers or law students, seemingly those who pay attention to the general news have heard more about them since the advent of the Trump Administration than ever before. … Continue reading →
