Panel Probing Cooper Prison Settlement Goes Quiet
12 Law and Crime
Senate 2026 · North Carolina
Law and Crime coverage
The cycle's most likely flip — the open seat left by Thom Tillis's retirement. Below: articles from the North Carolina press coded to Law and Crime (CAP major topic 12), since collection began in May 2026.
Counted here: news reports and opinion columns. Listed under Other articles and All articles instead, though they name a candidate: press releases from parties, campaigns and government offices, letters to the editor, multi-story digests and blog posts. Pages that are not articles are left out of every list.
Also on this race, outside the policy count — press releases, letters to the editor and the other kinds below are in Other articles and All articles; select one to list it.
Policy-relevant articles by topic:
All topics12 Law and Crime 915 Banking, finance and commerce 57 Environment 48 Energy 46 Education 31 Macroeconomics 3Other policy topics 12
9 articles are counted here; the list keeps the most recent per candidate, and drops repeats of the same headline — 7 below.
What the Duke Lacrosse Case Says About Roy Cooper
12 Law and Crime
The Politics of a Prison-Release Settlement
12 Law and Crime
Crowded N.C. Jails Grapple with Iryna’s Law
12 Law and Crime
Group tags are dictionary matches over each headline and the opening of the article — the same term families as the social-group set. Articles naming no group carry none.