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North Carolina Court Monitoring Project 2019-2020
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction_____________________________________________________ 3 State Overview__________________________________________________4 Carteret County _________________________________________________6 Cumberland County ______________________________________________7 Forsyth County__________________________________________________8 Person County __________________________________________________9 Wake County __________________________________________________ 10 Conclusions and Recommendations ________________________________ 11
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INTRODUCTION
MADD’s Court Monitoring Program was created to ensure that impaired driving offenders are
prosecuted by having court monitors observe and document what happens during impaired driving
case proceedings.
The goals of MADD’s Court Monitoring Program are to enhance transparency, accountability and to
promote appropriate sentencing within the criminal justice system for drunk driving cases.
This is accomplished by:
• Compiling information on the handling of DWI cases in our court system.
• Promoting public interest and awareness of the outcomes of criminal cases in the justice system • To report the relevant information collected and publicizing the findings through an annual report released by MADD National as well as local reports.
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STATE OVERVIEW
North Carolina had over 30,000 DWI arrests in 2020 alone and through our court monitoring program we were able to
observe around 2,400 cases per year in 2019 and 2020. It is important to note that the Court Monitoring Project is only
monitoring a random sample of the overall cases that are handled in certain counties in North Carolina. Due to the
program being reliant on mostly volunteers to attend court sessions, the counties that we monitor can change throughout
the year due to the loss of a volunteer.
MADD’s North Carolina Court Monitoring Program observes DWI cases in counties throughout the state with funding
provided by the Governors Highway Safety Program. >Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11
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