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How to Overcome an Unlawful Possession of a Firearm in North Carolina
Read moreIn the United States, citizens are guaranteed the right to bear arms; however, this is not an absolute right. It has certain restrictions. If you are charged with possessing a firearm unlawfully, you can face serious consequences. North Carolina laws, as well as federal laws, regulate the sale, possession, and distribution of guns. In some […]
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Methods of Reducing a Criminal Sentence in North Carolina
Read moreBeing convicted of a crime, either a misdemeanor or a felony, and facing a sentence is extremely stressful. Once convicted, the sentencing occurs where the court decides what it thinks is an appropriate consequence for the defendant’s crime. In most cases, the court’s decision is the final decision. However, there are legal methods of reducing […]
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Attorney-Client Privilege in North Carolina: Explained
Read moreAt Sandman, Finn & Fitzhugh Attorneys at Law, your Raleigh criminal lawyer, we strictly abide by the rules that define the attorney-client relationship so that our legal representation is thorough. This article provides information about the privilege we commit to with our clients in an effort to give the very best counsel possible.
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Wake County’s New Digital Case Management Software System
Read moreGoing to court for any reason–whether it is a misdemeanor, traffic violation, or a crime–is a stressful situation. You may be on edge about what the outcome may be and you want things to be as smooth as possible. For the court system to operate more efficiently, Wake County has invested in a new software […]
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Are Fireworks Legal in North Carolina? (2023)
Read moreFor millions of Americans, July Fourth means cookouts, pool parties, parades, and of course fireworks. However, North Carolina has many strict laws which regulate fireworks use. So, many Tarheels cross the state line to South Carolina, where the laws are not as restrictive. In fact, almost all fireworks are legal in the Palmetto State.
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When Can Children Be Tried as Adults in NC?
Read moreMost parents dread late night or early morning phone calls which inform them that their son or daughter has been arrested. The nightmare is much worse if the child is in custody for a felony or another serious crime. Typically, children go through North Carolina’s juvenile justice system. But that’s not always the case.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Federal Charges
Read moreFederal Charge FAQ’s If you find yourself being charged with a federal crime, you may have a lot of questions. Why is something considered a federal crime? Can a crime be charged both as a state and federal crime? Federal cases are often more complex with more severe penalties and, as such, can be more […]
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Minimum Penalties for First-Time Drug Trafficking Offenders in North Carolina
Read moreNorth Carolina takes any drug charge seriously, but this is especially true for drug trafficking. Drug trafficking is considered to be a felony, which carries severe consequences when you are charged in N.C. If you are arrested or being investigated for drug trafficking, you need to maintain silence with law enforcement until you have legal […]
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How to Get Drug Possession Charges Dropped in North Carolina
Read moreA misdemeanor charge of drug possession is a serious offense. Being charged can impact all areas of your life. Everything from your employment to educational opportunities and even where you might live can be impacted by a misdemeanor charge of drug possession. If you or a loved one has been charged with drug possession in […]
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Possession of a Gun or Weapon at RDU
Read moreWith more and more people getting conceal-and-carry permits for guns, the chances have grown for inadvertently forgetting to remove a firearm when you are taking air travel. Airport security is of vital importance for the safety of millions of people flying. Under TSA rules, no firearm can be transported in carry-on luggage, even if the […]