Explain RDO(14.223) in North Carolina and how I can be charge based on facts below and how RDO is not unconstitutional..
The RDO Statute may very well be unconstitutional. It is very broad. Of course this a question for the appropriate Court.
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The RDO Statute may very well be unconstitutional. It is very broad. Of course this a question for the appropriate Court.
Yes, in most cases you may be able have both tickets reduced in some manner. Consult with an attorney who has experience in your area and allow...
I will only address your second question as the other lawyers have answered regarding the lack of any statute of limitations on conspiracy to...
You really need to get an attorney involved. You also should the attorney look at the outcomes of the previous tickets that you just paid/pled...
Rely on your attorney. Surely you haven't been going to court without counsel for over a year. You are likely at a point where your your attorney...
You have received some good advice and everything points to "hire a lawyer." It is up to the Judge to determine if "reasonable and articulable...
More information is certainly needed. Based on the information provided, I see a few issues that an experienced DWI attorney can use in your...
If they will not return your property, you will need to get a court order.
They will let you chose between one or the other? First and foremost, the State cannot give you legal advice. It sounds like they are selling...
Maybe. You may be eligible for an expunction under NCGS 15A-145. Consult with an attorney to help you determine if you are eligible.