DISMISSALS
State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
Today, almost 6,000 people in federal prison will be released. This is part of drug law sentencing reform, and 227 of those who will be free were from North Carolina
read moreThere are many different acts that fall under the umbrella term of Internet sex crimes, such as soliciting someone —sometimes a minor — for sexual purposes, conspiracy to work with
read moreFor the majority of fans, drinking is certainly something that happens at sporting events in North Carolina, but it’s not a priority. When the game ends, everyone walks out to
read moreA 25-year-old woman who used to work as a teacher’s assistance at Longview School in Raleigh, North Carolina, was arrested after she turned herself in to the Wake County Sheriff’s
read moreA GPS tracking device led to the arrests of three people for robbing a bank in Wilson, North Carolina, in November 2014. Two of the men had robbed the PNC
read moreIn February 1977, a woman walked away from a North Carolina halfway house. She had been convicted of writing bad checks worth more than $200 in 1974. On May 14,
read moreIf you’re pulled over in North Carolina, a breath test can tell police if you are under the influence or not. However, before using one, the police may turn to standard
read moreAn arrest and possible conviction on any kind of sex offense deals a devastating blow to the defendant’s life. Sex offense accusations involving children increase the stakes even more, further threatening the
read moreBelieve it or not, you can get charged with a sex crime for using the Internet and engaging in what you believe to be perfectly legal adult activities. The thing
read moreTwo former corrections officers in North Carolina have been indicted on charges of Extortion Under Color of Official Right. One of the officers, a 29-year-old man, is also charged with
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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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