Daniel Powers Roberts

Daniel Powers Roberts's Answers (26)

Charlotte, NC

Criminal defense Lawyer at Charlotte, NC

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Violent Crime ... +3 more

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If I represent myself in court for a ticket and the officer is there what are my chances of getting it dismissed or postponed?

Daniel's answer | Answered on August 29, 2013

As an attorney that practices in Monroe, I agree with Mr. Welch. It will cost you much more in the long run to do an MAR, then to handle it right...

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Will N.C. revoke a license for a unpaid traffic ticket from another state?

Daniel's answer | Answered on August 27, 2013

North Carolina is part of an interstate compact. An unpaid ticket in another state may very well revoke you here. Hire a local attorney in the...

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Can a traffic misdemeanor be expunged from your record?

Daniel's answer | Answered on August 26, 2013

I agree with my colleague, I would only add that there is no provision to expunge a traffic infraction - only misdemeanors.

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Who do I contact if the court date on my ticket does not exist?

Daniel's answer | Answered on August 26, 2013

Contact the local clerk of Court and they will give you a new date. Do not wait, you do not want to miss a court date - even one that doesn't...

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What can i do so that i want have a truspassing charge on my record

Daniel's answer | Answered on August 23, 2013

One would have to know more information to fully answer your question because there are multiple "theories" which the State may use to prosecute...

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Does a felony for credit card fraud change to misd after 12 years after being convicted. I was 18 and now 29.

Daniel's answer | Answered on August 22, 2013

I agree with both answers. I would only add that if you were under the age of Eighteen at the time of the offense, you may under certain...

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