What is Resisting Arrest in North Carolina? When you are arrested by law enforcement, you must obey their requests. If you try to oppose the arrest you could find yourself charged with an additional crime of resisting arrest. All crimes can be considered serious and sometimes you will be facing…
What to Know About Preliminary Breath Tests in North Carolina DUI, driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, is a charge that is taken very seriously in North Carolina and elsewhere. When police suspect that a driver is intoxicated, they may want to perform tests to determine impairment. One…
Deferred Prosecution in North Carolina Criminal charges are serious and if convicted of an offense you could face a severe sentence. Aside from the possible penalties, you will also have a criminal record, which could negatively impact your life for many years. You will want to vigorously defend the charges…
When Can the Police Seize My Vehicle in North Carolina? Traffic stops happen on a daily basis and most drivers will get stopped at least once or twice during their lifetimes. While most traffic stops happen without incident, there are times when complications arise. In some cases, the police actually…
What are the Penalties for DWI in North Carolina? Driving while intoxicated, DWI, can result in criminal charges. In North Carolina, the legal blood alcohol content (BAC) for adults aged 21 and over is 0.08%. There is zero tolerance for alcohol consumption for those under the age of 21. If…
Misdemeanor Assault Charges in North Carolina Assault charges are serious and can result in severe consequences if you are convicted. Even misdemeanor assault is a crime that you need to vigorously fight. If found guilty, you could face penalties that include fines, community service, probation, and time behind bars, among…
Restoring Your Driver’s License in North Carolina Driving is an essential part of life. Without a driver’s license it is difficult to get to work, to school, go shopping, and take care of all your typical daily needs. Unfortunately, there are some circumstances that could result in a suspension of…
What are the Concealed Carry Laws in North Carolina? People in North Carolina are allowed to carry a firearm. Concealed carry is a term that applies to carrying a firearm in a way that is not visible to an ordinary observer. Concealment can be made in a number of ways.…
Tianeptine Now a Controlled Substance in North Carolina There are many types of illicit or illegal drugs. Some of these drugs have not been properly classified and have been available to the public. One such drug is tianeptine. North Carolina recently passed legislation making tianeptine illegal to sell in our…
What is the Difference Between a Manslaughter and Murder Charge? If you are facing manslaughter or murder charges you know that you could face serious consequences if you are found guilty. These are charges that you must take seriously because you could end up behind bars for a significant period…