Criminal defense Lawyer
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Appeals
There really isn't enough information to fully answer this question. One thing to keep in mind is that under the law of most states, more than one...
It will appear as an out of state conviction. A reckless driving by itself, will not prevent you obtaining a North Carolina license, assuming your...
If you are convicted, Central Violations Bureau will report the DWI to the NC DMV. NC DMV will then revoke your privilege to drive in NC for at...
If you are convicted of Aiding and Abetting a DWI, you will receive the same punishment (and other consequences) as a Level 5 DWI (the least severe...
The short answer is yes. The longer answer is that DAs must answer to their boss and are usually reluctant to dismiss charge once it has been...
Under North Carolina law, charges run concurrently unless the judge specifies that they are to run consecutively (box car). Make sure that when...
In NC (and especially in Cumberland County), the answer depends at least partly on what level of court you missed and what your charges are. In...
Possession of beer or unfortified wine by someone under 19 years old is a Class 1 misdemeanor. Possession of fortified wine, "spiritous liquor" or...
This answer cannot be answered without a little more information. As a general rule, it is not illegal in NC to have a gun in your own house. ...
Under NC law, DMV has the authority to suspend the license of anyone who is convicted within a period of 12 months of two or more charges of...
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