Can someone who has a 50B on them file charges on that peson?

I guess anyone can file charges on anyone if they get the police, magistrate or DA to sign off on it. The 50B order says you are not to come in...

Can liscense be revoked for tickets from 5 years ago.

NC DMV routinely revokes drivers' licenses for failure to appear at court dates or failure to pay fines and costs. Your license stays revoked...

If you have lived in NC for at least the past 6 mos, you may qualify to be emancipated. You can file a petition with the clerk of court in your...

I was invalved in a fight with my brother and i had a rifell witch i used in the fight to fight him the gun was not loded

My advice: ignore the Missouri lawyer and listen to the NC lawyer. I believe the NC lawyer has the given you the right advice in this sate.

I was invalved in a fight with my brother and i had a rifell witch i used in the fight to fight him the gun was not loded

My advice: ignore the Missouri lawyer and listen to the NC lawyer. I believe the NC lawyer has the given you the right advice in this sate.

Stopped for 78 over 60. No tickets in last three years. DA only offered a plea of guilty or not before going into the court.

I recommend you talk with a lawyer who is licensed to practice in NC about your case. Better than out-of-state advice, and probably better than...

Is it true that you get 2 days for every day you wait in jail before you are found guilty of something?

My colleague above gave a correct answer, but to elaborate just a bit. NC has had different approaches to sentencing over the years. The current...

Will a shoplifing citation appear in local newspaper in Waynesville, NC (The Mountaineer Newspaper).?

Sometimes I wish that lawyers on this site would stick to the states where they are licensed to practice law. NC newspapers have taken to...

Horrorifying Finding!

Sounds like you are a married man - to your HS sweetheart. First you need someone to search the records of the court clerk where the divorce was...

Can I marry him without being pregnant?

You appear to be familiar with the NC statute 51-2.1, that says a young woman age 14-16 can marry if she is pregnant or has given birth, the...