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She married at 13 Why she s asking NC lawmakers to end child marriage

RALEIGH, N.C. At age 13, Judy Wiegand says community leaders gave her “suggested guidance” to marry the 16-year-old father of her unborn child. It was the 1970s. She remembers violence, difficulty raising her child, and her own childhood being taken from her, she testified to a North Carolina House judiciary committee on Tuesday. Now 57, Wiegand hoped those memories would stay in her past. .

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North Carolina senators proposed changes to child marriage laws

Danielle Battaglia The News & Observer RALEIGH, N.C. Senators walked back a proposed bill that would ban child marriages in North Carolina, but amended it to match the state s laws on statutory rape. Senate Bill 35, in its original form, would have banned anyone under 18 from marrying. When we first filed this bill, one of the things we were looking at is the fact that North Carolina has become a destination place for marriage for folks who are marrying children and for sex trafficking, Sen. Danny Britt said. What we wanted to do was come up with a bill that would take us off that list and protect these children.

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NC lawmakers push for rioters to face felony charges So what is considered a riot?

NC lawmakers push for rioters to face felony charges. So what is considered a riot? Danielle Battaglia, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) Mar. 16 RALEIGH Participating in a riot in any form in North Carolina could soon leave you susceptible to felony charges. On Monday, Sen. Danny Britt, a Lumberton Republican, filed Senate Bill 300, labeled the Criminal Justice Reform bill. The 12-page bill includes a provision that would increase the punishment for anyone participating in a riot from a Class 1 misdemeanor to a Class H felony. We want folks to know that it is our opinion that these crimes are serious, Britt told The News & Observer on Tuesday. We hope that this will convey to them the need to actually prosecute crimes at a serious level.

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Stunning statistic shows how North Carolina is a national leader…in cruelty toward families in need

Stunning statistic shows how North Carolina is a national leader…in cruelty toward families in need
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