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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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Raleigh couple charged for possession of 3 different drugs
When police make an arrest for drug charges, often the charges themselves have a way of multiplying. What could be seen as a single transgression – being found in possession
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It’s a common belief that as our technology grows and evolves, our laws must grow and evolve to appropriately govern it. Applying outdated or narrowly applied laws to new technology
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Drug trafficking crimes will trigger mandatory minimum sentences at both the state and federal level. Possession of a deadly weapon – like a gun – during the commission of a
read more$100,000 Goes Missing, Embezzlement Indictment Take Its Place
A former North Carolina fire chief is facing embezzlement charges. The former head of a volunteer fire department has been accused of taking at least $100,000 from the organization, based on
read moreAuthorities find nearly 2 tons of marijuana hidden in furniture
Smuggling marijuana is a relatively common practice in America today; this is evidenced clearly by the widespread use of marijuana in America. Transporting any amount of marijuana for the purposes
read moreDoes A Solicitation Charge Require Actually Meeting The Minor?
Solicitation of a minor to commit an unlawful sex act by a computer or other electronic means is made criminal by N.C. G.S. § 14-202.3. If you are 16 or older
read moreMan with ignition interlock device charged with DUI
Ignition interlock devices are a relative newcomer to the drunk driving enforcement scene. Yet in recent years, they have seen enormous and growing popularity among lawmakers and anti-drunk driving organizations.
read moreNorth Carolina teacher accused of marijuana possession
When a person is accused of drug possession, the penalties can be much greater than the punishments handed down by the law. The justice system’s punishment for marijuana possession, for
read moreDuke LaCrosse Accuser Found Guilty Of Murder In Own Trial
Crystal Magnum has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the stabbing death of her then-boyfriend Reginald Daye in 2011. The 12-person jury took two days to come to the guilty
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For many people, it can be very difficult to know exactly how much alcohol is too much when they get behind the wheel. Many people feel that having one beer
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State v. B.S. – First Degree Murder
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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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