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How to Get Drug Possession Charges Dropped in North Carolina
Read moreA misdemeanor charge of drug possession is a serious offense. Being charged can impact all areas of your life. Everything from your employment to educational opportunities and even where you might live can be impacted by a misdemeanor charge of drug possession. If you or a loved one has been charged with drug possession in […]
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Possession of a Gun or Weapon at RDU
Read moreWith more and more people getting conceal-and-carry permits for guns, the chances have grown for inadvertently forgetting to remove a firearm when you are taking air travel. Airport security is of vital importance for the safety of millions of people flying. Under TSA rules, no firearm can be transported in carry-on luggage, even if the […]
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Different Types of Criminal Offenses
Read moreA criminal offense is an act that violates either federal, state, or municipal law. Jurisdictions have their own laws that define the crimes and classify them as felonies or misdemeanors. Maximum sentences, as well as penalties, are also set by jurisdictions. While there are many different kinds of crimes, criminal offenses are grouped into these […]
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What is the 90-96 Program for Drug Charges in North Carolina
Read moreIn North Carolina, General Statute (GS) 90-96 provides a conditional discharge for people facing drug charges for the first offense.
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What is a Felony Drug Charge in North Carolina?
Read moreDo not make the mistake of not having adequate legal representation for your felony drug charge. It is possible to have your charges dropped or sentence reduced, depending on the circumstances of your case. Reach out to a felony drug attorney today to protect yourself and your future and get the best possible outcome for the charges you are currently facing.
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When Does a Crime Become a Federal Offense in North Carolina
Read moreMost crimes are charged within the jurisdiction of the state in which the crime was committed, but depending on the nature of the crime itself a federal court may investigate and prosecute the crime instead.
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Money Laundering: Are You an Unwitting Accomplice?
Read moreDid you know that you can be a part of a money laundering scheme unwittingly? You may ask “How does a person become involved in money laundering and not even know it?” It happens all the time and it is very bad news for the person who is brought into the scheme unaware. Money laundering […]
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Understanding Consent to Search: How to Protect Your Rights at a Traffic Stop in North Carolina
Read moreIf you have ever been driving along and suddenly see a police car’s blue light in the rearview mirror, you know how unsettling it can be. You may have a pretty good idea why you are being pulled over; but, then again, you may not be aware of the reason for the officer pulling you […]
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What Is the Statute of Limitations on Federal Crimes?
Read moreLearn more about the federal statute of limitations and how long the Department of Justice has to bring charges against you for federal crimes.
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Understanding Statutory Rape Laws in NC
Read moreIf you are facing statutory rape charges in North Carolina, we’re sharing a closer look at the difference in charges, possible defense strategies, and the penalties you may be facing.