Wake County Defense Resources

  1. Aggravating & Mitigating Factors in a North Carolina DWI

    Learn how a DWI sentence is affected by aggravating and mitigating factors.

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  2. What Is the Trial Process in Federal Court?

    Learn how the trial process works when facing federal charges and what you can expect.

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  3. What Does “Beyond a Reasonable Doubt” Mean?

    We’re breaking down the concept of “reasonable doubt” and why the prosecution has a bigger burden than most people realize.

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  4. What to Do When You’ve Been Served with a Restraining Order

    If 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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  5. Which Agencies Investigate Federal Crimes?

    We’re looking at the federal agencies under the Department of Justice who investigate federal crimes

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  6. What to Do After Receiving a Target Letter from a Federal Agency

    If you receive a target letter from the Department of Justice, we’re walking you through the steps you need to take.

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  7. What’s the Difference Between a DWI and DUI in North Carolina?

    What’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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  8. Statute of Limitations in North Carolina for Criminal Offenses

    If 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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  9. What to Do When Your Child Is Arrested for DUI

    Follow These Important Steps When your Child has been Arrested for a DUI: No 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 […]

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  10. State Crimes vs Federal Crimes: What’s the Difference?

    We’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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