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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
DWI checkpoints are a standard part of the law enforcement playbook. On certain nights on certain streets, one can expect to see police officers watching carefully for errant driving. Anyone
read moreEarlier this year, Attorney General Eric Holder revealed a shift in policy at the Department of Justice – U.S. Attorneys would no longer be pursuing drug crimes that would trigger
read moreCharlotte and the surrounding communities have been designated a High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) meaning that local, state and federal law enforcement agencies are targeting this area a as
read moreDrug trafficking is one of the most serious drug-related offenses. Drug trafficking is often charged as a federal crime, and like many federal crimes, it is dealt with very harshly. Sentences
read moreWhen a person is accused of a DWI, often they feel as though they’ve already been found guilty. But the dismissal of DWI cases is not as uncommon as many
read moreU.S. Marshals tracked a man wanted out-of-state on two first-degree murder charges to a relative’s home here in North Carolina. Kevin Walker is facing extradition to the District of Columbia where he
read moreInstances of child pornography have increased greatly in recent years, fueled mostly by the Internet revolution. Though the crime has become easier to commit — even accidentally, as is sometimes
read moreWhite-collar crime is one of the trickier offenses to prosecute and punish. Unlike violent crimes, it is difficult to determine what does and what doesn’t constitute a white-collar crime. Often,
read moreEarlier this year, Attorney General Eric Holder made an important announcement: Federal prosecutors would no longer seek the mandatory minimum sentence when charging people with drug crimes. This was a momentous
read moreSex offenses are among the most vilified crimes in American law books, particularly those that involve minors. Often, those accused of soliciting sex from a minor are vilified and hated
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