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Expunging your criminal record in North Carolina
Having a criminal record can be a significant burden and a barrier to employment, housing and even personal relationships. In North Carolina, the good news is that certain offenses can be expunged, allowing people to move forward with their lives normally and without the issue…
Five FAQs about sobriety checkpoints
Sobriety checkpoints are a common tool used by law enforcement to combat impaired driving. Here is a look at some of the most frequently asked questions about these checkpoints. What are sobriety checkpoints? Sobriety checkpoints, also known as DUI checkpoints, are temporary roadblocks. Police set…
Staying Safe and Legal This Fourth of July in North Carolina
As Independence Day approaches, many North Carolinians are looking forward to celebrating with fireworks, barbecues, and outdoor activities. While the Fourth of July is a time to have fun and celebrate, it is critical to prioritize safety and understand local laws. Here are some important…
5 Tips to Remember When You’re Pulled Over by the Police
Being pulled over is discouraging, but it happens from time to time. Your parents probably ran through the main rules: Keep your hands on the wheel, be polite, and announce it before you reach for your license or make any other move. From a lawyer’s…
Stop! Don’t Pass That School Bus – What NC Drivers Need to Know
You’re cruising down the road when suddenly a school bus stops and flashes its red lights. Do you stop or keep going? If you’re in North Carolina, you better be ready to hit those brakes. Ignoring a school bus stop sign is not only dangerous,…
What can I expect if I get a DWI in North Carolina?
Being pulled over for DWI is a nerve-wracking experience. Now that you’ve been arrested, it’s natural to wonder what will happen to you. What you can expect depends in large part on these factors: Whether you refused the Intoxilyzer test Your blood-alcohol concentration at the…
Why did I get a ticket when my gun was in my car’s open console?
That’s enormously frustrating. People with concealed carry permits can travel with their weapons concealed in their vehicles. If you do not hold a permit, weapons cannot be concealed in the vehicle. So, if law enforcement pulls you over and you are not the holder of…
Can you appeal a DWI conviction in North Carolina?
It depends. In general, you can file an appeal in a criminal case if you can show one of two things. Either the judge made a mistake in the law or there was a clear mistake in fact. In either case, the error must have…
Can police officers lie to you?
The short answer? Absolutely. Yes. Police officers can and do lie to people during investigations. This may come as a surprise to some movie and TV viewers. It’s a common trope in Hollywood that police officers can only lie if it’s absolutely necessary to maintain…
Yes, it’s illegal for unmarried couples to cohabitate in North Carolina
The times may have changed, but North Carolina law has not. It’s still against the law for unmarried, heterosexual couples to “lewdly and lasciviously associate, bed and cohabit together.” Getting caught doing this could get you charged with a Class 2 misdemeanor, which is punishable…
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