Cary, NC
Criminal defense Lawyer at Cary, NC
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Speeding & Traffic Ticket ... +3 more
Unlike a regular speeding ticket, speeding in a work or school zone comes with stricter consequences. Speeding in a work or school zone results in a mandatory $250.00 fine. You might think that it wou...
See Full GuideAre you a student at NC State University who has been charged with a misdemeanor or felony? As a result of your charge, you may be disciplined through your universities Code of Conduct. Disciplinary c...
See Full GuideNorth Carolina is one of two states, the other being New York, that prosecutes youth as adults when they turn 16 years old. This leaves the door wide open for high school aged kids to blemish their pe...
See Full GuideNew Changes May Allow Many 16 and 17 year old students in Wake County to avoid adult criminal court. North Carolina is one of two states that treat teens as young as 16 as adults when charged with a c...
See Full GuideNorth Carolina has a zero-tolerance policy for drivers under the age of 21, making it illegal to operate a motor vehicle with any amount of alcohol or controlled substance in his/her system. Driving...
See Full GuideCan I be charged with a DWI if I wasn’t drinking alcohol? Yes, you can. In North Carolina, a person need not have actually been drinking alcohol to be charged with a driving while impaired offense....
See Full GuideWake County is known as one of the strictest counties in the state when it comes to traffic violations, including speeding tickets. The Wake County District Attorney’s Office speeding ticket policies...
See Full GuideDWI Lawyer Wiley Nickel Explains the Wake County North Carolina DWI Process Getting Your License Back The first and most immediate concern for our clients is how can I drive? The police took my licens...
See Full GuideGoing through the process of obtaining gainful employment is hard for everyone, even more so if you have a criminal record. The state of North Carolina has several different options to obtain relief....
See Full GuideIn North Carolina, you may be charged with Hit and Run if you fail to take necessary actions after an accident has occurred. When an accident occurs, a person is required by law to give “reasonable as...
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