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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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North Carolina men accused of Ponzi scheme, financial fraud
Two men in North Carolina are facing federal charges after allegedly administering a Ponzi scheme in that state. A U.S. regulatory agency, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, is pursuing a
read moreMan convicted of federal crimes for smuggling narwhal tusks
North Carolina has a significant amount of shoreline. For many, the beach provides a scenic vista and hours of recreation. For others, though, the ocean may be the source of
read moreBanks worry about drug crimes despite legalization of marijuana
Marijuana has been legalized in two American states, but banks throughout the nation say they are struggling to define their role in the new business model. The banks, some of
read moreState Crack Cocaine Drug Bust Ends In Federal Prison Time
A 33-year-old North Carolina man has been sentenced to 22 years in federal prison on drug trafficking charges after undercover officers purchased more than 100 grams of crack cocaine from
read moreNorth Carolina sex crimes convicts face trouble upon release
Legal changes in North Carolina may be working to support offenders who are having difficulty reintegrating into society, but certain convicts are being left out. Those recently released from prison
read moreNew rules protect drunk driving defendants at DWI checkpoints
Recently decided court cases in North Carolina have set new standards for DWI checkpoints in the Wake County area. Nearly every weekend, law enforcement agencies in the region implement sobriety
read moreAG Calls For Nationwide Restoration Of Voting Rights After Felony Conviction
Attorney General Eric Holder revealed another mission of the U.S. Department of Justice during a recent speech at Georgetown University: the restoration of voting rights to those convicted of felony crimes.
read moreDefendants facing federal financial fraud charges
More than two dozen defendants have been named in an alleged fraud scheme in North Carolina. Investigators say the federal financial fraud occurred during a seven-year period, during which approximately $1 million
read moreFederal crimes defendants may be victimized by grand jury system
Attorneys from Raleigh are calling the current North Carolina grand jury system “a joke,” alleging that the excessive use of this legal tool is diminishing the quality of legal proceedings
read moreFederal Prison Sentences In Cross-Country Prescription Drug Ring
A prescription-drug-selling network busted by federal agents is resulting in prison sentences for additional members of the unraveling conspiracy. According to reports of the oxycodone ring, the bicoastal operation involved
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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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