BREAKING NEWS: judge decides on motion to dismiss NAACP lawsuit against Confederate monument

Visiting superior court judge Don Bridges agreed with Alamance County’s attorneys, ruling Tuesday to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the NAACP and other plaintiffs seeking to remove the Confederate statute on the north side of the Historic Court House.

The NAACP gave immediate notice of appeal.


See more details in subsequent story: https://alamancenews.com/breaking-tues-judge-rules-for-county-dismissed-naacp-lawsuit-seeking-to-remove-confederate-statute-at-courthouse/

And see coverage of yesterday’s hearing on the county’s motion to dismiss: https://alamancenews.com/judge-could-dismiss-challenge-to-confederate-monument-or-set-trial-date/

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