Is it possible I just pay a fine or community service?

Misdemeanor Larceny is a Class 1 misdemeanor in NC. Felony Larceny is a Class H felony. The sentencing options and potential sentences depend...

Can a prayer for judgement be used in a first time meth charge?

The decision whether to continue judgment in a defendant's case (i.e. whether the defendant receives a "prayer for judgment continued") is up to...

Driving without insurance in NC. I thought that was a class 2 misdemeanor.

No one can say for certain what will happen in a given case. The facts and circumstances for each case differ. An attorney in the area can assist...

If someone has a history of DWLR , no insurance, no seat belt and so on. What can he expect as penalties

It is not possible to predict the sentence for any particular case because the facts and circumstances for each case are different. In general,...

If I got a dwi two years ago in North Carolina will I still be eligible for a concealed carrier's permit?

Pursuant to North Carolina General Statutes Section 14-415.12(b)(11), "[t]he sheriff shall deny a permit to an applicant who [h]as been convicted...

What type of charge would armed robbers get, stolen items approx $2k, plus rx's, purse and a vehicle. Not their first offense.

In addition, you may contact the District Attorney's Office and ask to speak with the prosecutor assigned to the case. Also, if you know the names...

How long would the sentence be for aiding and abetting larceny?

The maximum possible punishment for each count of Felony Larceny is 39 months. The maximum possible punishment for each count of Misdemeanor...

An attorney in the area can assist someone understand all the issues, options, and potential consequences associated with a particular case upon...

Felony drug charge and violation of probation??

No one can predict what will happen in a particular case. The facts and circumstances of each case as well as each defendant's situation are...

Does the statue of limitation apply to first degree murder charges?

In NC, there is not a statute of limitations for first-degree murder.