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5 myths about open beer bottles in NC vehicles

On Behalf of Law Office of William G. Causey Jr. | Oct 3, 2024 | Criminal law

For many North Carolina drivers, the laws surrounding open beer containers in vehicles are a source of anxiety and confusion. Misinterpreting these regulations can lead to unexpected legal troubles and fines, and even impact your driving record. Let us clear the air...

Is there any alternative to expungement?

On Behalf of Law Office of William G. Causey Jr. | Sep 24, 2024 | Criminal law

Getting your expungement denied can feel like a setback, but it doesn’t mean you’re out of options. There are still ways to move forward and reclaim your future. Let’s dive into some alternatives to expungement that might work for you. How expungement works...

Is “I forgot to pay” a valid defense in shoplifting charges?

On Behalf of Law Office of William G. Causey Jr. | Aug 27, 2024 | Criminal law

It is not uncommon to occasionally become distracted or forgetful. Still, if this forgetfulness leads to unintentionally leaving a store without paying, it can have serious consequences. Can simply claiming "I forgot to pay" protect you from shoplifting charges? It...

Is assault a felony in North Carolina?

On Behalf of Law Office of William G. Causey Jr. | Jul 11, 2024 | Criminal law

Domestic violence remains a grave issue in North Carolina. It involves acts of violence between family members or intimate partners. Assault is often a component of domestic violence cases and can result in severe legal consequences. The impact of intent on an assault...

Can I decline a search and seizure in North Carolina?

On Behalf of Law Office of William G. Causey Jr. | May 15, 2024 | Criminal law

Being pulled over by the police or having officers show up at your door can be a nerve-wracking experience. While you may feel pressured to comply with their requests, knowing your rights against illegal searches is crucial. Generally, law enforcement officers must...

Does creating online hype constitute pump and dump fraud?

On Behalf of Law Office of William G. Causey Jr. | May 14, 2024 | Criminal law

Investment fraud comes in a variety of different forms. Some types of investment fraud involve a professional intentionally misleading people, possibly by using funds received by new investors to provide false returns to others on prior investments. That type of fraud...

Who are disqualified from owning or carrying a firearm?

On Behalf of Law Office of William G. Causey Jr. | Apr 29, 2024 | Criminal law

There has been an increase in injuries and thefts involving firearms in North Carolina. To counter this growing statistic, the state has enacted laws that regulate the possession or carrying of a handgun by individuals under 18, with certain exceptions for employment,...

North Carolina intensifies punishment for fentanyl distribution

On Behalf of Law Office of William G. Causey Jr. | Apr 16, 2024 | Criminal law, Drug charges

The state government is doubling down on its fight against controlled substances by intensifying the punishment for drug distribution. With the new bill, you could be looking at jail time if you are facing a drug-related charge. The renewed push for a more severe...

What constitutes as mortgage fraud in North Carolina?

On Behalf of Law Office of William G. Causey Jr. | Mar 13, 2024 | Criminal law

Mortgage fraud is a serious offense with significant consequences. It involves making any false statement, misrepresenting facts or leaving out vital information during the mortgage lending process when buying a house. Some people might not be aware that providing...

What can you do if you are wrongfully charged with a sex crime?

On Behalf of Law Office of William G. Causey Jr. | Feb 29, 2024 | Criminal law

A sex crime allegation is a serious and complex issue. A conviction bears grave consequences for the accused, which can affect different aspects of your life. But what if someone accused you of something you did not do?   Before you make any rash decisions, try to...

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