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When you are charged with a DWI in North Carolina the civil revocation appears on your drivers license. If you are later convicted, the period of...

I have been falsely accused of b&e, felony larceny, and possession stolen goods. What can I do??

You need to speak with an attorney. Often the price you purchase items for or sell them for in comparison to the fair market value can be used as...

The decision of when to request a PJC can depend on a number of factors including the county in which you received your citation and whether anyone...

When you fail to appear in court for a DWI in North Carolina, the court issues an order for your arrest and reports this to DMV in order to revoke...

Hit and run to parked car no one hurt no one in car

A hit and run causing only property damage is a class 1 misdemeanor in North Carolina with a maximum punishment under the law of 120 days...

Can i get a criminal case dismissed due to it being retaliatory?

Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for someone to seek criminal charges in retaliation for another charge. Assault with a deadly weapon in North...

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Should I use the Prayer for Judgment Continued?

Whether to use a PJC or seek a reduction can depend on a number of factors including the specific county in which the citation was received. It is...

I'm 15 years old and I'm on probation for marijuana I got 2 felonies last night for breaking entering what I need do ?

You need to speak with an attorney in reference to your new charges and the probation violation you are likely going to receive in the near future....

Can a speeding ticket be dropped if you prove your driving habits have improved?

Each county operates under different rules when it comes to reductions and dismissals. The best idea is to consult with a local traffic attorney...

I wanted to know if there was a way to expunge my felony I received when I was 16 in NC.

North Carolina has various different ways to receive an expungment even if you are no longer living in the state. You should contact an attorney...