A judgment nunc pro tunc is an action by a trial court correcting a clerical (rather than judicial) error in a prior judgment.
The Wake County Court has committed and continues to commit judicial errors which are not nunc pro tunc like Anne Blythe reported. The judicial error, the massive fraud occurring inside the Wake County Court, which Willoughby, Stephens and Freeman are responsible for is described below:
The Wake court does not hold probable cause hearings prior to jury trials and convictions. That’s not a clerical error. That’s a massive obstruction of justice.
Sincerely;
Donna Pilch
http://carolinacrimereport.com
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