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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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Government employees arrested for various child porn, sex crimes
The Internet has certainly changed the world in which we live. Virtually anything can be found online and that includes millions of images of child pornography. What once used to
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Avoid Conviction with Conditional Discharge If you’ve been arrested and charged with drug possession for the first time (and in rare cases sale or distribution), North Carolina law allows for
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You’ve heard of preventive medicine. In general, preventive medicine is the idea that you can take steps to manage or even prevent injury and illness by proactively taking care of
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After pulling a car over in North Carolina, the police discovered that a person in that car had drugs. This person was then arrested, police found more drugs in his
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has a lot of laws that govern what we are allowed to buy and sell in the United States. Usually, if you are wondering
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For most people, a vehicle is one of their most important possessions. From work to school to shopping to traveling, a vehicle provides both a necessity and a convenience. North
read moreWhat are the laws on online solicitation in North Carolina?
The Internet has brought an entire new world to the masses. Many parents, though, are concerned about how their children are treated while online and worry about ways to protect
read morePart I: Firearms Rights Restoration – A Brief History of Firearms Rights in North Carolina
The Second Amendment: Right to Keep and Bear Arms Of course, in any post concerning firearms rights, you’re going to hear about the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. It
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Since 1990, drug overdoses in this country have tripled. The increasing abuse of prescription opioids is one of the main reasons for this increase. Many people have been fearful of
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When someone is charged with Medicare fraud, it is a federal crime. This means that the penalties quickly become very serious. Medicare fraud can be committed by a single individual,
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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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