Speak To A Criminal Defense Attorney Now
(919) 845-6688
Schedule A Free Consultation
-
Difference Between Misdemeanor and Felony Gun Charges in North Carolina
Read moreIn the U.S. the Constitution and amendments give citizens the right to bear arms. Despite this right, there are many federal and state laws that control gun ownership. If you don’t abide by these laws, you can face charges that carry serious penalties. Gun charges can be either misdemeanors or felonies. Specific circumstances surrounding the […]
-
Questions to Ask a Wake County Drug Charge Defense Attorney
Read moreIf you are facing drug charges in Wake County, you may feel helpless and overwhelmed. Being accused of and then convicted of a drug crime can result in consequences for the rest of your life. The first and most important thing for you to do is to find a drug defense attorney who can direct […]
-
What Is the Safety Valve Provision in Federal Sentencing?
Read moreLearn what the safety valve provision is and how it can help you minimize federal prison sentencing.
-
Is the Violation of Antitrust Laws in NC a Federal Offense?
Read moreYes: When You Break an Antitrust Law in North Carolina, It Can Be Both a Federal and a State Offense Because antitrust laws exist at both the federal and state levels, disregarding these laws can be both a federal and a state offense in North Carolina. Free and open markets define the foundation of a […]
-
Difference between Manslaughter and Murder in North Carolina
Read moreIf you are facing either a manslaughter or murder charge in North Carolina, your life is in serious jeopardy. The life you have known can be turned upside down depending on the charges and your defense. Life in prison or death by lethal injection are possibilities as the penalty for the alleged crime. You need […]
-
What to Do When Someone Makes False Accusations Against You
Read moreSometimes a person is accused of something he/she did not do. Once the falsehood is out there, it is very difficult to erase it. When one person makes a false accusation against another, the result can be devastating. Just the simple accusation of a crime can have a damaging effect on the accused even when […]
-
Can You Refuse a Breathalyzer Test in North Carolina
Read moreMany people make mistakes during a DWI stop as a result of not knowing nor understanding their rights. If you are pulled over by a police officer due to driving while intoxicated, you can be subject to stiff penalties such as loss of driving privileges, fines, and even jail time. The results of a breathalyzer […]
-
Simple Assault vs. Aggravated Assault in N.C.
Read moreFacing assault charges in Raleigh, North Carolina can be overwhelming. Contact the attorneys at Sandman, Finn & Fitzhugh for a FREE CONSULTATION for assault charges in Raleigh and the Eastern District of North Carolina. Simple Assault and Aggravated Assault–What are the Key Differences? You may think that simple assault and aggravated assault are the same, […]
-
White Collar Crime Lawyer Defense Strategies
Read moreA crime that is called “white collar” is a crime that involves fraud for financial gain, typically carried out by a business professional. These crimes are nonviolent and are based on deceit or concealment to either obtain and/or avoid losing money or to gain a personal or business advantage. At Sandman, Finn & Fitzhugh, our […]
-
Is Grand Larceny a Felony in North Carolina?
Read moreYes: When You are Charged with Grand Larceny over $1,000, It Is a Felony When grand larceny involves theft of over $1,000, yes, it is a felony. Grand larceny carries significant penalties in North Carolina. If you have been charged with grand larceny, you probably have questions about what constitutes grand larceny and how it […]