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If a police officer stops you or wants to search your property in North Carolina, it’s important to know your rights. Whether it’s your home, your car or your person, the law gives you certain protections under the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Being...
Most drivers in North Carolina, if asked, would tell you that the legal limit is 0.08%. This refers to blood alcohol concentration, and it can be measured in a variety of ways, most notably with breath tests. These drivers would be correct in asserting that the limit...
Misdemeanor convictions can affect your life in many ways, from job opportunities to housing options. In North Carolina, the law offers a chance to clear your record. Understanding the process and requirements can help you take the proper steps toward a fresh start....
There are many ways for people to violate traffic laws. Many drivers regularly speed. People text while driving, turn without using their turn signals and perform rolling stops at red lights. In cases where people cause crashes or where police officers witness their...
Car accidents often lead to injuries that one can immediately feel or see. Sometimes, however, these injuries do not manifest in physical symptoms until days, weeks or even months after the accident. If you get into a car crash, it is crucial to get a medical...
Tax season can be stressful, and amidst the rush to file, you might unknowingly make mistakes that lead to tax fraud. Tax fraud involves intentionally falsifying tax return information to reduce tax liability. However, some errors might not be deliberate, yet they can...
When a death occurs due to another person's actions, the legal system looks at specific details to determine the correct charge. Many people think these terms mean the same thing, but state laws tell us they don't. Three key differences that matter Homicide covers...
A criminal record can feel like a dead end. But it shouldn't stop you from moving forward in life. While many people miss out on jobs, homes and loans because of past mistakes. This doesn't need to happen to you, especially if you can clear your record through...
A drug conviction in North Carolina carries consequences that extend far beyond immediate legal penalties. The impact can ripple through various aspects of an individual’s life, affecting future opportunities and personal relationships. Understanding these long-term...
White-collar professionals generally understand that egregious embezzlement is a crime. They know they should not take money from that employer or steal office equipment for personal use. Most people would never attempt to outright steal from their employers. They...