Charlotte, NC
Litigation Lawyer at Charlotte, NC
Practice Areas: Litigation, Criminal Defense
Yes, under N.C.G.S. 15A-145.4(a), an individual who is convicted of a non-violent felony (Class H or I) (or multiple felonies that were tried...
Thanks to recently enacted legislation that goes into effect in North Carolina on December 1, 2012 (NCGS 15A-145.5), certain individuals who have...
Mr. Angel is correct. This situation is fraught with potential pitfalls for you. They cannot be fully explained without a complete recitation of...
A good lawyer in Mecklenburg County should be able to get the District Attorney to dismiss the criminal charge upon completion of a first offenders...
The short answer, based on the limited information provided, is very likely yes. Convictions stay on your criminal record forever. There are...
Yes. Misdemeanor Larceny is a Class 1 misdemeanor. A lawyer may be able to work out an arrangement that will avoid a conviction, and enable you...
In North Carolina, if a person wrongfully initiates a criminal prosecution of you while knowing there is no legal basis to do so, you may have a...
If you were not yet 18 on the DATE OF THE OFFENSE for which you were convicted (the date you went to court/were convicted is not important), you...
You should contact a federal criminal defense attorney who is familiar with the United States Sentencing Guidelines and experienced in...
If you handle it appropriately, you can avoid any long term consequences. You should hire a knowledgeable criminal defense attorney to represent...
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