• Case of Note

North Carolina NAACP v. Moore

Docket number
18CVS009806-910
Date

North Carolina Supreme Court ruled principles of popular sovereignty and democratic self-rule impose limits on the authority of legislators elected from unconstitutionally racially gerrymandered districts to initiate the process of amending the constitution. The state high court remanded to the trial court to apply a test it created to determine the validity of the two amendments at issue. On remand, applying that test, as well as the state high court’s subsequent decision in Holmes v. Moore, the trial court upheld the amendments.

Opinions, Briefs and other Documents

  • Other Documents

Wake County Superior Court - Order - 09.05.2025

  • Party Brief

NC NAACP - Petition for Writ of Mandamus

  • Party Brief

NC NAACP -Response to Amicus -12.22.2021

  • Party Brief

NC NAACP -Response to Motion -12.15.2021

  • Party Brief

NC NAACP -Supplemental Brief -11.04.2021

  • Party Brief

Moore -Supplemental Brief -11.04.2021

  • Party Brief

NC NAACP -Reply Brief -02.03.2021

  • Party Brief

Moore - Brief - 01.20.2021

  • Party Brief

NC NAACP -Brief -12.02.2020

  • Amicus Brief

Democracy NC -Amicus Brief -12.02.2020

  • Amicus Brief

ACLU of NC -Amicus Brief -12.02.2020

  • Amicus Brief

NC Advocates -Amicus Brief -12.02.2020

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