Governor Roy Cooper Appoints Judge Douglas Green as New Superior Court Judge in Alamance County

Raleigh, N.C. — Governor Roy Cooper has announced the appointment of Judge Douglas Green to the superior court bench of Alamance County’s District 17, following the retirement of Judge Tom Lambeth. The appointment marks a significant advancement in Judge Green’s extensive legal career. Judge Green, who has been serving as a district court judge within the same district, brings a wealth of experience to his new role. His diverse background in law includes a notable tenure as an assistant attorney general for the North Carolina Department of Justice. Furthermore, Green’s contributions to the regional legal … Read more

Douglas County Community Academy Offers Residents Hands-On Law Enforcement Training

Douglas County, NE — Local residents were given a rare glimpse into the daily pressures and quick decisions law enforcement officers face during a special event that wrapped up a month-long community academy hosted by the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO). The academy culminated in a hands-on training day that included simulations of shoot/don’t shoot scenarios, a deep dive into SWAT team maneuvers, and traffic stop protocols. During the event, Deputy Ryan Falkner of the DCSO demonstrated the proper techniques for handling firearms under pressure. He meticulously explained the importance of stance and mindset when … Read more

Douglas County School Board Members Face Legal Heat Over Public Records Dispute

Minden, NV — A lawsuit about public records has led to admissions of confusion and possibly untrained conduct among Douglas County School Board trustees. The case, focused on allegations of trustees conducting board business outside of official meetings, wrapped up recently in Douglas County District Court, presided over by Judge Thomas Gregory. The controversy began when multiple public records requests were submitted by locals Joe Girdner, Robbe Lehmann, Dean Miller, and Marty Swisher in May and July 2023. These requests targeted trustees Katherine Dickerson, David Burns, Susan Jansen, and Doug Englekirk, accusing them of withholding … Read more

Pennsylvania Senator Douglas Mastriano Outlines Grounds for Libel in Recent Legal Action

HARRISBURG, Pa. — In a noteworthy case that highlights the increasing tension between politicians and the media, Pennsylvania Sen. Douglas Mastriano is actively pursuing legal action against individuals and entities he claims have spread defamatory misinformation about his conduct and character. This legal battle underscores the broader discourse on the limits of free speech and the accountability of public figures and media establishments in the digital age. Mastriano’s complaint, centered around allegations of defamation, throws into sharp relief the complexities of discerning truth in an era dominated by fast-moving news cycles and pervasive social media … Read more