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Should You Choose a No Contest Plea in North Carolina?
Read moreLearn the difference between a guilty plea, a plea of no contest, and an Alford plea to better understand your legal options when facing criminal charges.
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5 Reasons Defendants Accept a Plea Bargain
Read moreWe’re exploring the most common reasons defendants accept plea bargains.
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What to Do When You’re Stopped By the Police
Read moreLearn how to avoid escalating a traffic stop and protect your rights as we explain what to do when you’re stopped by the police.
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Understanding House Arrest in North Carolina for Criminal Charges
Read moreHouse arrest in North Carolina is becoming increasingly common. Learn what it is, how it works, and the benefits and challenges.
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What Happens If You’re Caught with Marijuana in North Carolina?
Read moreIf you’re caught with marijuana in NC, we’re sharing the penalties you may be facing.
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Will My Criminal Charges Be Dismissed?
Read moreIf you or a loved one is facing criminal charges, you know that the “best-case scenario” is for the charges to be dismissed before the case goes to trial. Our criminal defense attorneys in Raleigh are looking at what it means when criminal charges are dismissed, the types of charges that are most often dismissed, […]
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What Is the Trial Process in Federal Court?
Read moreLearn how the trial process works when facing federal charges and what you can expect.
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What Does “Beyond a Reasonable Doubt” Mean?
Read moreWe’re breaking down the concept of “reasonable doubt” and why the prosecution has a bigger burden than most people realize.
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What to Do When You’ve Been Served with a Restraining Order
Read moreIf you have been served with a protective order, we’re sharing what this means and the steps you need to take next.
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Statute of Limitations in North Carolina for Criminal Offenses
Read moreIf you commit a crime, how long until you can no longer be prosecuted for it? We’re breaking down the statute of limitations in North Carolina for criminal offenses