If you’re like most people, you may not think a speeding ticket is that big of a deal. In fact, speeding tickets are the most common traffic violation in North Carolina. In 2017, about 516,000 residents received a speeding ticket. Speeding tickets come with a host of...
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Sex crime charges can lead to various restrictions
Facing sex crime charges can damage a person’s reputation, employment prospects and overall quality of life. It can be hard to fathom that someone could wind up on a sex-offender registry for other reasons aside from rape or child molestation. There are various ways...
Research shows North Carolina has 4th highest DUI arrest rate
While fans of college basketball in North Carolina are accustomed to seeing their favorite teams in the top ten, we are a little less used to seeing our state hovering near the top of drunk driving lists. Regular readers of our North Caroling Criminal Law Blog will...
Report: Greensboro has highest rate of DUI arrests in nation
The days have turned colder, shorter and darker – sure signs that the holiday season is right around the corner. That means it is time for gatherings with family and friends to celebrate this special time. Unfortunately, it also means police agencies ramp up drunk...
An unreliable eyewitness can influence court rulings
Eyewitness testimonies are common in court proceedings. They can be helpful and sometimes necessary to provide the court with case details. Unfortunately, sometimes eyewitness accounts can hinder rather than help your case. Studies show In the past, research has shown...
Frequently asked questions about expungement in North Carolina
Make a criminal record disappear A criminal record will follow you everywhere. It can make it challenging to get a job, rent an apartment, and obtain child custody. It can cause a person to lose driving rights, firearm rights, and others. Even after someone has served...