Category Archives: Criminal law
DWI: Things that cause false positive breath tests
If a North Carolina police officer makes a traffic stop, it might have something to do with suspecting a driver…
Criminal defense: How prepared are you for a field sobriety test?
When a North Carolina police officer makes a traffic stop, it sometimes leads to a suspected drunk driving arrest. Before…
Miranda rights: An integral component of criminal defense
Ernesto Miranda is the name of the person whose criminal case in 1966 resulted in a U. S. Supreme Court…
Penalties for drug possession in North Carolina
North Carolina implements serious legal penalties for possessing controlled substances. Fines and jail time vary based on the type of…
How a DWI can cause workplace problems
When an employee has been with the same company for a long time, he or she often enjoys benefits at…
Understanding North Carolina larceny charges
North Carolina takes property crimes such as shoplifting seriously. The state imposes charges for shoplifting, known as larceny, depending on…
Have questions about clearing your criminal record?
Most North Carolina residents would agree that they have had some experiences in life they would rather forget. In fact,…
Things to know about North Carolina sobriety tests
If a North Carolina police officer makes a traffic stop, the driver of the vehicle might feel a bit nervous…
Deferred prosecution–a first step to drug charge dismissal
If you are a young person, you undoubtedly have plans for your future that could include everything from attending graduate…
Some DWI arrests eligible for expungement under new proposed laws
Everyone makes mistakes at one time or another and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a common…
Understanding how alcohol gets on your breath
When facing a charge of driving while intoxicated in Statesville, you may think that contesting the charges against you amounts…
The dangers of ignition interlock devices
Many people convicted of drunk driving charges lose the right to drive for a period as part of their consequences.…
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