Julie Boyer, Attorney at Law

10/13/2021

I can't believe it has been 7 years.

Seven years ago, we learned the names of the two men whose bodies were found buried at 2749 K**b Hill Drive in Clemmons, home to Pazuzu Algarad. The revelation came

08/18/2020

The Sheriff will now be electronically monitoring children when they are transferred to adult court.

An attorney alleged in court papers that two juveniles being tried as adults in separate criminal cases were unjustly held because the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office would not issue electronic

12/01/2019

So happy that this has finally come to fruition! Keeps kids charged with minor offenses in juvenile court.

First in flight. Last in juvenile-court reform.

03/23/2018

Absolutely. Teens make mistakes that shouldn't follow them the rest of their lives..

The Raise the Age law is designed because the juvenile justice system is better able to provide developmentally appropriate treatment for teens.

01/03/2018

12/02/2017

Well....

11/20/2017

Congratulations to all the new specialists!!

NC Legal Specialization: New Specialists Announced

09/14/2017

Be on the lookout!!

Alert: Public Targeted By Person Claiming To Be NC Lawyer

08/06/2017

This is important in every judicial district. Keeping the entire population of the district from voting for judges that rule on very important matters in their lives and community. These issues include domestic cases (divorce, alimony, equitable distribution, and custody), injury cases, criminal matters, and juvenile matters (both DSS and delinquency). Keeping political parties off the ballot and allowing full districts to vote, the most qualified judges can be elected.

Bill would mean that Mecklenburg voters won’t elect judges who may preside in their cases.

07/17/2017

Learn about discovery across areas of practice!

The July 2017 issue of Trial Briefs highlights discovery processes across practice areas and is now available at ncaj.com/trialbriefs. Print copies in mailboxes soon!

MANY THANKS to all contributors: coordinating editor Julie Boyer and authors Elliot Abrams, Noah Abrams, Lyndon Helton, Kate Foster Fowler, Robert Jessup, William Plyler, Kayla Rowsey, Mary Stansell, Jason Taylor, Jay Trehy, Patrick Wallace, and Jeremy Williams

07/11/2017

A citizen has the right to record what happens in public. Even when it involves law enforcement.

On Friday, a panel of judges for the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that the First Amendment protects individuals’ right to film p ...