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What Happens When You Receive an FTA for Traffic Tickets?
Read moreMissed your traffic ticket hearing? Find out what happens when you receive a “failure to appear.”
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What’s the Difference Between a DWI and DUI in North Carolina?
Read moreWhat’s the difference between a DWI and a DUI? Our DWI lawyers in Raleigh are sharing what you need to know.
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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
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Can I Record Interactions with Police in North Carolina?
Read moreIf you are pulled over or stopped by police, can you record your interaction? We’re sharing what you need to know about your rights.
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What to Do When Your Child Is Arrested for DUI
Read moreNo parent wants to receive a phone call that their underage child has been arrested for a DUI in North Carolina, but unfortunately, it happens frequently. While you’re grateful that they weren’t in an accident and hurt themselves or someone else, you’re also feeling frustrated, worried, and angry. The most important thing you can do […]
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State Crimes vs Federal Crimes: What’s the Difference?
Read moreWe’re looking at how federal crimes and state crimes are different and why you need an experienced federal criminal defense attorney on your side.
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Does the First Step Act Apply to Your Drug Trafficking Case?
Read moreThe NC First Step Act is designed to reduce sentences for drug trafficking – learn if your case is applicable.
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What Are Field Sobriety Tests?
Read moreIf you’re pulled over under suspicion of DWI, you may be asked to perform field sobriety tests. We’re sharing what they are and why they aren’t as accurate as they seem.
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Lawmakers Mull Marijuana Legalization
Read moreIn February 2019, Senator Paul Lowe (D-Forsyth) reintroduced a measure in the State Senate which would allow people to possess up to three ounces of cannabis legal for their own personal use. Last year’s version, which lawmakers did not approve, would have allowed up to four ounces. Nevertheless, this latest bill would significantly alter the legal landscape for Raleigh drug possession attorneys.
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What to Expect During a Federal Detention Hearing
Read moreIf you’ve been arrested or charged with a federal crime, there are two appearances before a judge that happen very quickly and require immediate action. The first is your initial appearance, where the government will read the charges against you, and the Judge will inquire about your need for representation, and ask the Assistant US […]