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The Consequences of DWI Convictions in North Carolina
Today we’re going to talk about the consequences of DWI convictions. In North Carolina, typically DWIs are treated as misdemeanors and you face all the consequences of any misdemeanor such
Which Convictions Can Never be Expunged?
Generally, if a person is otherwise eligible for an expunction, they can get certain nonviolent low-level felony and misdemeanor one-time convictions expunged after the relevant waiting period (5 years for
Expunctions and Sentencing Points in North Carolina
Expunctions and sentencing points in North Carolina – As criminal defense attorneys we get calls daily about a wide range of topics that people have a question about. Two of
Assault and Battery in South Carolina
Assault and battery in South Carolina – Criminal law tends to be very specific to the state where the crime is alleged to have happened. This means that definition of
Aggravating Factors in North Carolina DWI Sentencing Law
Aggravating factors in North Carolina DWI sentencing law – Typically, misdemeanors in North Carolina follow the North Carolina misdemeanor sentencing guidelines. Driving while impaired (DWI) however, is different in that
Criminal Charges in Rock Hill
Criminal Charges in Rock Hill, SC – One of the scariest moments in someone’s life is getting arrested or otherwise being charged with a crime for the first time. Imagine
Ignition Interlock Requirement After Some DWI Convictions
Ignition interlock Requirement After Some DWI Convictions – Being charged with Driving While Impaired (DWI) in North Carolina can be a complicated and stressful time. Though DWI in North Carolina
Accessory After the Fact in North Carolina
Accessory after the fact in North Carolina – There are several ways that people can be charged with a crime. Sure, most of the time is it because the government
Accessory Before the Fact in North Carolina
Accessory before the fact in North Carolina – There are several ways that people can be charged with a crime. Sure, most of the time is it because the government
Open Container Charge in North Carolina
An “open container” charge can be an infraction or a misdemeanor in North Carolina. Either way, it is illegal for a passenger or driver to transport an open container of
Don’t tell the police more than you tell your criminal defense attorney
It is sounds simple, it sounds basic, and it sounds like it doesn’t need to be said but we are obviously writing this blog for a reason. Time and time
Common Domestic Offenses in North Carolina
Common domestic offenses include a wide variety of misdemeanor and felony criminal charges. Almost all of these offenses can be non-domestic as well. When one of these common domestic offenses
Should I Bother to Hire a Lawyer?
Should I bother to hire a lawyer if I just want to plead guilty? – The answer to that question is yes. When it comes to criminal matters, there is
Animal Abuse in North Carolina
Animal Abuse – The country has seen many instances of animal abuse in recent years. One of the most famous cases involving animal abuse was with Michael Vick – former
Use of a vehicle without permission in South Carolina
Use of a vehicle without permission in South Carolina – Most crimes fall under a few basic categories such as theft crimes, homicide crimes, drug crimes and a wide variety
Suppressing Evidence in a Criminal Trial
Suppressing evidence in a criminal trial – Being charged with a crime is one of the scariest experiences one can imagine and people often feel lost, and don’t know what
Charges versus Convictions – I’ve been charged with a crime, is it over for me?
Often, we get calls from potential clients who have been charged with a crime and of course they tend to be worried. “I have been charged with a crime, so
Prison Sentencing – How much time I will actually spend in prison?
Prison sentencing in North Carolina can be very confusing to many people. This is understandable since it is a complicated topic that requires some training to understand. North Carolina felony
Possession of Alcohol by a Minor (and Related Offenses)
Possession of alcohol by a minor in NC – Most people would like to go through their entire life without being charged with a crime. Though this is a reasonable
Consequences of Being a Registered Sex Offender in South Carolina
No matter what you may or may not have done, you are innocent of a crime until proven guilty and the government has the burden to prove you guilty beyond
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