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DUI defense: What’s auto brewery syndrome?
Police officers, prosecutors, judges and criminal defense attorneys have seen or used a lot of unique cases and a lot of unique defense strategies in their careers. In fact, the
read moreAre you at risk of arrest if your drug dealer gets caught?
Imagine you are a recreational drug user. From time to time, you call your drug dealer ask if you can buy something illegal. Because you call him or her regularly,
read moreThe penalties for marijuana possession in North Carolina
North Carolina residents accused of marijuana possession will have the right to defend themselves against their charges in criminal court. Furthermore, the individuals will not be convicted or punished until
read moreFederal marijuana distribution penalties
North Carolina residents accused of crossing the state border while distributing marijuana — or those who are accused of distributing large amounts of marijuana on federal property — could find
read moreNorth Carolina date rape charges
North Carolina residents who are approached by police officers that accuse them of committing date rape may want to speak with a criminal defense attorney immediately. An attorney will be
read moreDriver pleads guilty following fatal DWI in Raleigh
There are no winners following a fatal drunk driving accident. First, an innocent victim has lost his or her life. Second, the victim’s family members will be forced to deal
read moreWhat if I was arrested for drugs that my doctor prescribed?
Prescription drugs are controlled substances, but — because they serve a medical purpose — North Carolina residents are legally permitted to take them and have them on their person if
read moreThis Detective Didn’t Like Being Told No
“The dramatic video became another flashpoint in a national debate about police use of force and how officers treat civilians.” – TIME super-hero-girl.jpg “So, I have this,” Alex Wubbels said,
read moreWhat’s the federal mandatory minimum penalty for LSD trafficking?
The federal mandatory minimum penalty for LSD trafficking The United States federal government has classified the hallucinogenic drug lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) as a Schedule 1 narcotic. That means that
read more22-year-old man could face 70 years in prison for DUI
Wake County authorities say that a 22-year-old man who allegedly caused the death of three people in a drunk driving accident could be sentenced to over 70 years in prison.
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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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