Investigations
North Carolina Parole System Accused Of Blocking Release For People Who Committed Crimes As Children
A lawsuit from a prisoner who been denied release more than 20 times claims that the state holds parole "perpetually out of realistic reach."
Investigations
Were Black jurors in North Carolina struck because of their race?
The question looms over capital cases in the state.
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In historic North Carolina hearing, Joe Freeman Britt’s troubled past as prosecutor looms
The proceedings are before a Johnston County Superior judge, but former Roberson and Scotland County prosecutor Britt's legacy hangs over them.
Features
This Cop Unleashed A Reign Of Terror, Say The Wrongfully Accused
For years, people in Raleigh were arrested for heroin possession—without having the drug. Now, they’re demanding answers
Features
Why Are So Few Being Released?
They were sentenced to long prison terms for crimes they committed in their teens. But North Carolina opened a potential door to get them out.
Features
The state’s appellate courts could give new trials to two Black men who claim prosecutors discriminated against potential jurors.