What should he do?

Depending on what county he was in, he may be able to get an improper equipment - which carries no points. Do not just pay it off.

There is no statute of limitations on felonies in NC and rape is certainly a felony. As has been mentioned, it's not your problem whether the time...

I received a citation for possession of a half ounce or less along with a paraphernalia charge. i am 20. with no prior offenses.

You do not need an attorney to sign up for the 90-96 deferral - just go to court and tell them that you want to get the charges dismissed. 90-96...

Will my new charge be moved to the same date as my others?

Court dates in Wake County follow the Police Officer's Court Schedule. Officer X writes up 50 charges in a given month, all 50 people charged...

If I'm convicted for retail embezzlement in nc what would happen?

Assuming your first brush with the Court system was, in fact, in juvenile court -your juvenile record will not make your sentencing more severe -...

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My cousin was charged with driving while impaired (NCGS 20-138.1) and reckless driving (NCGS 20-140B). What are the penalties?

Assuming this is a first offense and that he had a valid license at the time (or expired less than one year), if he gets convicted he will lose his...

If i am under a false 50-b and she comes 45 minutes to see me at home does that make the 50-B become obsolete

No. If a 50-B has been entered against you, the only safe thing for you to do is run away whenever you see her. If you are in your own home,...

I have a misd larceny charge can I get that expunged off my record and if so how long will it take

A misdemeanor criminal conviction can only be expunged if the defendant was under 18 on the conviction date, and even then, only under certain...

What would happened if i was granted a pjc and got another charge

Probably nothing. Anytime you get a PJC, the Court can always revisit the matter and judgment can be entered (even years after the fact) but this...

F-1 student with a public intoxicated and interruptive charge

Probably not. You certainly did the right thing by answering the question honestly - had you answered no, even though the charges were dismissed,...