What is the Difference Between Simple Assault and Assault on a Female in North Carolina?
May 05, 2020
An assault by a man against a female carries a higher penalty in North Carolina than an assault by a woman against a man or a man against a man. This discrimination in punishments based on gender has ...
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Federal Fraud Cases in North Carolina
Apr 16, 2020
If you have been charged with violating the Federal Mail and/or Wire fraud statutes, reach out to a North Carolina defense attorney today. Being found guilty of committing a federal crime is a very se...
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North Carolina Dismissal Expungements
Apr 15, 2020
If your North Carolina criminal record includes a dismissed charges, or not guilty verdicts, you can get your criminal record cleared through the North Carolina expungement process. Wouldn’t it be nic...
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Steps to Obtain a 50B Domestic Violence Protective Order in Wake County, North Carolina
Feb 17, 2020
How do you get a Domestic Violence Protective Order in Wake County, NC? Domestic violence is the commission upon an aggrieved party of one or more of the following acts: • Attempting to cause bodily i...
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North Carolina Rules for Dismissal Expungements and Not Guilty Expungements
Feb 11, 2020
North Carolina Expungement Attorney Wiley Nickel explains for the rules for dismissal expungements and not-guilty verdict expungements. Don't let that one mistake years ago get between you and your dr...
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How do I clean my North Carolina Criminal Record?
Feb 08, 2020
Everyone makes mistakes, but everyone also deserves a chance at redemption. In the state of North Carolina, cleaning your record is referred to as the expungement process. The expungement process can ...
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I was charged with a Class 2 Misdemeanor in North Carolina; Will I go to Jail?
Feb 08, 2020
Most offenders who are charged with a Class 2 Misdemeanor do not receive any jail time as part of their sentence. In North Carolina, misdemeanors are broken down into four different classes with the l...
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No Finally means "NO" in North Carolina
Feb 08, 2020
North Carolina Changes the Law for Consent. Law clears up issue and says that women can revoke consent during sex. Senate Bill 199 On November 6, 2019 Governor Roy Cooper signed Senate Bill 191 which ...
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No Finally means "NO" in North Carolina
Feb 08, 2020
North Carolina Changes the Law for Consent. Law clears up issue and says that women can revoke consent during sex. Senate Bill 199 On November 6, 2019 Governor Roy Cooper signed Senate Bill 191 which ...
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New laws for Raise the Age, Sexual Assault, Drug Dealing go into effect in North Carolina
Dec 03, 2019
Significant changes to North Carolina's justice system for young offenders and sex-related offenses began starting on December 1, 2019. Raise The Age in NC North Carolina has been the last state in wh...
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