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North Carolina teacher accused of heroin possession
A teacher employed in Franklin County was arrested along with her husband after police claim they found heroin in her vehicle. Police made the arrest of the 29-year-old woman and
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The defense of truth can sometimes be the best defense of them all. For example, what if a North Carolina resident was indeed driving drunk but he or she had
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Milo Yiannopoulos came this close to becoming a household name. (Janet Van Ham/HBO via AP) He came close, and for a time perhaps was, but for now even far-right publisher Breitbart News
read moreMassive drug bust: Authorities seize 2,200 pounds of pot
North Carolina law enforcement authorities have arrested six people in connection with 2,200 pounds of marijuana. Police suspect the individuals were participating in a marijuana trafficking operation. The seized drugs
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On the Day Without Immigrants, one Facebook status update proclaimed that we’re “just fine” without them. That Facebooker is very likely on the wrong side of history here, but she
read moreAuthorities arrest 2 in Raleigh on marijuana, heroin charges
Raleigh police arrested two individuals on marijuana and heroin charges last month. According to authorities, they arrested a 34-year-old man and 31-year-old woman in northeast Raleigh. Police arrested the man
read moreCary man arrested and accused of marijuana trafficking
North Carolina residents need to remember that even though some states have legalized recreational marijuana, our state has not. Therefore, if you or a loved one are caught with a
read moreTwo Future Superstar Attorneys of North Carolina
Winners of the First Marcilliat & Mills PLLC Bar Exam Scholarship Two hardworking law students are about to take the February bar exam. No matter what happens (though they’ll do just fine,
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Sessions has a mixed record on criminal lawmaking, but he may very well take the idea of criminal justice “reform” as getting even tougher on crime. Remember the go-go 1980s?
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Whether or not to agree to a breathalyzer test is a hard question to answer. For one, there is the fact that breathalyzer tests are known to create false positive
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