DISMISSALS
State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
When an educator is accused of sex crimes involving a minor, the media can quickly convict the person before the case even goes to trial. While everyone is presumed innocent
read moreYou’ve probably heard the term “sexting” a lot in the news lately. If you’re not sure what it means, here is the definition: Sexting refers to sending sexually explicit images
read moreMost people know that police can search a home or business if they have a search warrant. The process of obtaining such a warrant may not be as familiar. It
read moreHave you heard of the term “sextortion?” The Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued a warning about this crime. It happens when people send sexually explicit videos or photos to
read moreNorth Carolina legislators will be voting on a new bill that supporters hope will make it much more difficult for convicted drunk drivers to drive again. The bill is referred
read moreWhen a person is arrested and facing criminal charges, it’s very important for that person to know not only the charges being faced, but also how the entire process is
read moreCharlotte, North Carolina, was the location of a man from Ohio who was wanted on several federal charges. The 33-year-old man was located there on June 9. According to authorities,
read moreSynthetic marijuana is often marketed as an easy and “legal” substance to get high. Those who use, manufacture and/or sell synthetic marijuana claim that the THC — which is the
read moreWell, you can’t exactly “get out” of them, but for some North Carolina drivers facing certain types of moving violations, the powers-that-be in Wake County just made a few changes
read moreThanks to television shows and other sources, people often have the idea that Internet sex crimes are really based in trickery. They think of men posing as young girls in
read moreState v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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