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Drug conspiracy charges for 13 law enforcement officers
When law enforcement officers are involved in criminal activity, it can affect the public’s view of those who weren’t involved. In North Carolina, 13 current and former officers have been
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If you are facing a charge of statutory rape, you may feel that you have done nothing wrong. The elements of statutory rape vary between states, but in North Carolina,
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North Carolina takes drunk driving very seriously. Aggressive prosecution of those accused of Driving While Intoxicated is the norm in the state’s criminal courts. Those convicted of DWI face some
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When someone exposes his or her “private parts” in a public place and in the presence of one or more individuals, he or she can be charged with indecent exposure
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There are many offenses that are considered sex crimes. One of these offenses is taking indecent liberties with children. If you are charged with such an offense, it’s important to
read moreTeen had plans to join ISIS, rob Raleigh gun store and more
A two-month investigation by the York Police Department into a teenage boy was kept quiet by officials because of a public safety concern. According to the York police chief, once
read moreIt’s Time for Body Cameras on Police
The Onion, “America’s Finest [Satirical] News Source,” published a piece on April 9 – shortly after the Walter Scott shooting – detailing the pros and cons of body cameras for police. One
read moreStatistics about federal drug trafficking
Federal drug trafficking charges can turn your world upside down. These cases often take months to build and involve multiple law enforcement agencies, the Drug Enforcement Administration or even the
read morePanelist feel sex offender registry too harmful for minors
On Monday, April 6, the NYU Review of Law and Social Change hosted a panel to discuss the current sex offender registry and what people who are listed on it
read more‘Booze It & Lose It’ campaign results in fewer DWI arrests
There were more DWI checkpoints and patrol units on North Carolina highways than usual between March 13 and March 17. The state’s “Booze It & Lose It” campaign targeted impaired
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