Did you know that even if your traffic ticket case or underage alcohol possession charge is dismissed, the charges still show up on your permanent record? That’s right. Even if you were 100% innocent and not convicted, anyone can see what you’ve been charged with by checking out your public record. That time you
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Most of us speed sometimes or “roll” through a stop sign. We text when we should be looking at the road, we forget to use our turn signal, or we just lose focus and drift into another lane. We all take liberties out on the road, and sometimes we get caught. If you get a
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In North Carolina, possession of a controlled substance, often called simply drug possession, can have some serious consequences if you’re convicted. The penalties for drug possession depend a lot on what type of drug is involved, how much you had on you, and having the best criminal lawyer you can find. Don’t think that just
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The consequences of drinking and driving in North Carolina can have a big impact on your life now and for years to come. Lawyers in Charlotte, NC are all too familiar with the long list of consequences for a DWI conviction, from hefty fines to revoked licenses and even jail time. Just as there are
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Underage possession of alcohol is a common occurrence. While many consider underage alcohol possession to simply be a right of passage but it is a crime with some stiff penalties. Across the state, lawyers in Charlotte, NC and other college towns know first hand that underage drinking is prevalent and punishable and a conviction can
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North Carolina makes it easy to pay off your speeding ticket. You can mail it in, pay it in person and on the internet. Maybe too easy. Paying off your speeding ticket can be a big mistake. When you pay your speeding ticket instead of fighting the charges, you are pleading guilty. When you plead
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Getting a DWI/DUI in North Carolina has some serious legal consequences that are best handled by a criminal defense attorney. From losing your license and paying hefty fines to possible jail time, going to court for this charge is definitely not a do-it-yourself proposition. There are too many factors for determining your outcome, and the
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When you get in serious legal trouble, whether it’s the first time or the third (especially if it’s the third!), you should always have a criminal lawyer handle your case. But there are some situations where you must have a criminal defense attorney on your side if you want to avoid possibly life-changing consequences. And
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It’s always best to hire a lawyer for any charge, and that’s especially true for criminal charges. Not having an experienced criminal lawyer when you could be facing hefty fines and jail time is like having a broken bone and not seeing a doctor. In both cases, things can turn bad quickly and affect you
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Whether you call it larceny, theft or robbery, if you get charged for taking something that doesn’t belong to you, you could face some serious consequences. Before you decide to take on the case yourself and skip hiring a criminal lawyer, keep reading. To find you guilty of larceny in North Carolina, the State must
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Most of us think of Driving Under the Influence (DUI) and Driving While Impaired (DWI) as traffic charges for drinking and driving. Both these terms can be used interchangeably in North Carolina, but did you know that you can get a DUI/DWI for driving while doing drugs? It’s true, and an experienced DWI lawyer can
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Across the United States, driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 or more is illegal. But not all states agree if that .08 level has to be recorded at the time a person is driving. Arkansas, for example, states that a BAC of .08 or more must be present at the time of
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In the United States, the news is filled with stories about states debating the decriminalization of some drugs, while others are cracking down. North Carolina is one of those states that is putting the pressure on drug users and suppliers. If you are charged with possession of drugs in North Carolina, you can bet the
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