How can i get a misdamenor off my record its my first time having somethig on my record

If convicted, you will need to wait (and not get in any trouble) for, I believe, 15 years before you can apply for an expungement, assuming you...

I've had former cops who were "let go" come back to testify against clients. It's usually not very effective for the State, and many times they...

My Boyfriend is being charged with three charges. I am wondering how long he may be getting for the charges max and min

The assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill inflicting serious bodily injury is a Class C (not a Class E). The range (assuming at least a...

Could i talk about the new law in nc about none vilone crimes

As the other lawyers explained, the new expunction law may apply, but you can have had no criminal convictions of any sort since the felony you...

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If you are charge with murder can you have the right to a speedy trail to prove your innocent before the case gets on hold?

See my answer elsewhere. There's a four-part constitutional test. But it's not uncommon for a murder case to take two years, with no speedy trial...

Absconding is now only one of three reasons that can cause a full revocation of your probation - so yes, the suspended sentence would likely be...

My boyfriend was involved in a murder case with 3 other guys & everyone was arrested with no bond. The other guys were released

You would need to talk to his lawyer. It may be that the evidence against him his significant, or that he has been identified as the actual...

In North Carolina, the prosecutor controls the calendar. While the Defendant can request to be heard on bail, by right you have a bail motion at...

Is there ever a time where its to late to file for a speedy trail?

As the other lawyers explained, North Carolina has no speedy trial act. Speed Trial rights are in the 6th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. In...

How many years can someone get for murder with no evidence and if others were involved but all info is based on assumption ?

First Degree Murder in North Carolina is either punishable by life in prison or the death penalty.