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Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor
Contributing to the delinquency of a minor in North Carolina Contributing to the delinquency of a minor is a crime in North Carolina, but what exactly does that mean? What
DWI Sentencing in North Carolina
DWI Sentencing in North Carolina If your DWI case is such that you get to the sentencing phase, North Carolina judges are obligated to use structured sentencing that is unique
Fugitives in North Carolina
Can a criminal defense attorney help me if I am a fugitive in NC? What does being a fugitive from another state even mean? Fugitive from other states in North
Child Restraint Laws in NC
Drivers are often rightfully concerned about getting points on their driving record. As many people know, DMV points can eventually lead to license suspension. While people tend focus on speeding
Trespass in North Carolina
Trespass in North Carolina is a criminal charge that can lead to wide array of criminal consequences. Because of that it would be best to contact a criminal defense attorney
PJC in North Carolina
PJC (Prayer for Judgment Continued) in North Carolina – Should I get a PJC for my Traffic Ticket? As traffic lawyers in Charlotte North Carolina, Gilles Law often gets calls
Failure to Appear (FTA) in NC
Failure to Appear (FTA) in North Carolina Traffic Court A failure to appear (FTA) is a very common issue that traffic defendants face. It carries serious consequences. If you missed
Speeding in North Carolina
Speeding in North Carolina seems simple on the surface, but can be very complicated. A speeding conviction comes with any number of associated consequences. Speeding is a moving violation that
North Carolina Racing Charges
In North Carolina, racing on a public road goes beyond speeding and becomes a separate criminal charge. The severity of racing charges, and any subsequent conviction, depends on the facts
Possession with Intent to Distribute Marijuana
Possession with the intent to manufacture, sell, or deliver marijuana in North Carolina If you are charged with Possession with intent to sell or deliver marijuana in the State of
Possession of Cocaine in North Carolina
A criminal defense lawyer will be able to help you if you were charged with possession of cocaine in North Carolina. Cocaine charges can be complicated for an untrained person
Driver’s License Suspension in NC
In North Carolina, driving is a privilege, not a right. As such, there are many ways you can lose the privilege (via driver’s license suspension.) Many people fail to see
Categories of North Carolina Traffic Citation
When you get a traffic ticket in North Carolina, there are several possible consequences. These consequences vary so widely that it is often best to consult a North Carolina traffic
Search Warrants and Exceptions in North Carolina
Search Warrants and Exceptions in North Carolina In general, police must have a warrant to search you, your home, or and your personal belongings. To obtain a search warrant, the police
Courthouse Procedure
Courthouse Procedure for Misdemeanor and Traffic offenses in North Carolina Whether you have a pending traffic court date or criminal court date, many criminal defense and traffic clients have concerns
Immigration Consequences of Criminal Charges
Immigration Consequences of Criminal Charges Why non-citizens accused of a crime should talk to a criminal defense attorney Being convicted of a crime can negatively impact a non-citizen’s immigration status
Cyber Crimes in North Carolina
Cyber Crimes in North Carolina With the widespread use of the Internet, social media, and text messaging, North Carolina law has expanded to recognize a new category of crimes –
Driving While License Revoked (DWLR)
Driving While License Revoked (DWLR) in North Carolina A driver’s license is something almost everyone relies on every day and oftentimes, people forget that in the eyes of North Carolina
Conditional Discharge and Deferred Prosecution
Conditional Discharge and Deferred Prosecution in North Carolina In North Carolina, sometimes a criminal defense client has special options available to help him or her avoid a criminal conviction. This
Felony Sentencing in North Carolina
FELONY SENTENCING IN NORTH CAROLINA Felonies in North Carolina are divided into ten (10) different classes, A (the most serious), B1, B2, C, D, E, F, G, H, I (the least
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