Wake County Defense Resources

  1. 4 Potential Defense Strategies in a Federal Wire & Mail Fraud Cases

    We’re exploring defense strategies often used to challenge federal wire fraud charges as well as mail fraud to help you better understand the crime itself.

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  2. The Three Strikes Law: Can a Minor Offense Lead to Life in Prison?

    Learn what the Three Strikes Law really is, both at the state and federal level as well as whether you can go to prison for life for a minor offense.

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  3. Can You Go to Jail for Overdosing or Reporting an Overdose?

    Learn whether you can be charged with a crime for reporting an overdose or even for being an overdose victim.

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  4. Fentanyl Possession Is a Felony in NC

    Learn how new laws have changed how fentanyl possession is charged and what kind of penalties you may be facing.

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  5. What Are Your Miranda Rights?

    Get a better understanding of your Miranda Rights so you know what to do if you’re arrested, as well as what happens if you do not receive a Miranda warning.

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  6. Should You Choose a No Contest Plea in North Carolina?

    Learn 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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  7. 5 Reasons Defendants Accept a Plea Bargain

    We’re exploring the most common reasons defendants accept plea bargains.

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  8. What to Do When You’re Stopped By the Police

    Learn 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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  9. Understanding House Arrest in North Carolina for Criminal Charges

    House arrest in North Carolina is becoming increasingly common. Learn what it is, how it works, and the benefits and challenges.

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  10. What Happens If You’re Caught with Marijuana in North Carolina?

    If you’re caught with marijuana in NC, we’re sharing the penalties you may be facing.

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