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Viewing vs. Possessing Child Pornography in North Carolina
In North Carolina, the line between “viewing” and “possessing” child pornography isn’t always clear-cut, especially when it comes to digital content. If someone intentionally views child pornography online, that can
read moreWhat Is Illegal to View on the Internet in North Carolina?
In North Carolina, it can be a crime to intentionally view certain types of online content, especially content involving minors. Some charges focus on the content itself. Others focus on
read moreCan a Sex Offender Get Off the Registry in North Carolina?
Yes, some people on the North Carolina sex offender registry can petition a Superior Court judge to end the registration requirement. N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-208.12A allows this in limited
read moreWhat to Do When You are Facing Sexual Assault Charges on a North Carolina Campus
At Marcilliat & Mills PLLC, our North Carolina sex crimes defense attorneys know that over the past decade, accusations of sexual assaults on college and university campuses across the country
read moreWhen Does a Murder Charge Become a Federal Murder Charge in North Carolina?
Someone can be charged with federal murder under specific circumstances that elevate the crime from a state-level offense to a federal one. Federal murder charges typically apply in cases where
read moreCan You Challenge DNA Evidence in a North Carolina Sex Crime Case?
At Marcilliat & Mills, PLLC, our experienced Charlotte criminal defense attorneys know challenging DNA evidence in a sex crime case requires a strategic and multifaceted approach, given the weight such
read moreThe Department of Justice Issues Memorandum on Charging, Plea Resolutions, and Sentencing Recommendation Policies
At Marcilliat & Mills, PLLC, our experienced Raleigh criminal defense attorneys recently reviewed a memorandum issued by Attorney General Merrick Garland with important revisions to the Department of Justice (DOJ)
read moreWhat Are Your Rights When You Are Suspected of a Crime in North Carolina?
At Marcilliat & Mills PLLC, our attorneys know that when our clients are suspected of a crime in North Carolina, it may seem as though they have very few rights. Investigators,
read moreWhat are the Key Differences Between Murder and Manslaughter in North Carolina?
At the Marcilliat & Mills PLLC, our skilled Raleigh murder defense lawyers know when our clients are charged with taking another person’s life in North Carolina, their criminal case literally becomes a
read moreHow Do North Carolina Criminal Courts Establish Bail Bond Amounts?
At Marcilliat & Mills PLLC, our criminal defense attorneys in North Carolina have more than 80 years of combined experience representing clients. As one of the first orders of business,
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