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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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Lower drug crime punishment may have unintended effect
Should you be denied legal representation simply because you are poor? It seems that legislators in North Carolina are working toward that outcome through their indirect influence in the way
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There are many misconceptions about restraining orders or protective orders. One is that you’re not breaking the terms of a no-contact order if the person who has one against you
read moreGeneral facing sexual assault allegations awaits trial
Legal proceedings have begun in one of the highest-profile sex crimes cases ever to have struck the military. A 51-year-old general in the U.S. Army is facing serious sexual assault allegations, making
read more‘Worst of the worst’ drug crimes offenders all African American
They were called the “worst of the worst” by local officials. The 32 men who were arrested for drug crimes by officers in North Carolina’s regional neighbor of Tennessee were shamed by
read moreWarning: Rent-a-cops now allowed to make drunk driving arrests
Yes, North Carolina residents can now be arrested by rental cops for drunk driving. The new development was handed down by the North Carolina Court of Appeals, which agreed that
read moreWhen Experience Counts – White Collar Crimes Defense
The devil is in the details in allegations of white collar crimes cases. If you are under investigation for financial fraud, including theft, embezzlement, healthcare fraud, tax fraud, corporate fraud, the
read moreNC Warrants Follow Charlotte Man To NYC
Leaving the state doesn’t mean leaving behind outstanding criminal charges. A Charlotte man was recently arrested in New York on three outstanding warrants related to sex crimes allegations here in North Carolina.
read moreAlleged train robbers accused of federal crimes
It’s not everyday that you hear about train robbery in the state of North Carolina. But, an incident in April 2012 confirms that train robberies still occur. Two North Carolina
read moreTeacher gets light sentence for 1980s sex crimes
A local North Carolina teacher must register as a sex offender and surrender her teaching license after she pleaded guilty to charges of indecent liberties with a child that date
read moreGolf pro accused of sex crimes in North Carolina, other states
A sex crimes investigation involving a West Coast golf pro has made its way into four other states, including North Carolina. The man, known as one of the top 50
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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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