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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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Three Charlotte residents arrested for drug possession
Earlier 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 moreRaleigh man accused of soliciting sex from a minor
Sex 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
read moreMan Pleads Guilty To Drunk Driving After Confessing His Crime On YouTube
Matthew Cordle took his drunk driving defense into his own hands on September 3 when he announced to the world – or at least the online world – in his
read moreSuspected drunk driver pulled over by North Carolina fire truck
When dealing with a DWI or drunk driving case, one of the most important determinations that the court must make is whether the defendant’s constitutional rights were violated in any way. Protection
read moreCan a North Carolina firefighter stop a suspected drunk driver?
Everyone knows that the sight of flashing blue lights means “pull over.” But what if those blue lights are attached not to a police car, but to a fire truck?
read moreThink Twice Before Tweeting #INeedARide
Teens across the country are thinking twice before getting their driver’s license or first car. Instead, teens seem more interested in their smartphones. There are probably many, many reasons for
read moreNC High Court Says No To Social Media Use By Convicted Sex Offenders
A unanimous decision by the North Carolina Court of Appeals appeared to pave the way for removal of social networking restrictions on convicted sex offenders, until the NC Supreme Court stepped
read moreNC’s Largest Marijuana Grow House Bust Claims He’s Good Samaritan
Despite changes from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) calling for easing prosecution of minor marijuana crimes, officials in Lincoln County and Catawba County assert that they will continue to
read moreCEO faces penalties for CFO’s embezzlement
Embezzlement, or the fraudulent theft of business assets, is one of the better known white collar crimes. Skimming money off the top of a companies’ finances is not an uncommon crime,
read moreNorth Carolina prescription drug theft increases
Prescription drug crimes come in a variety of packages. Many prescription drug crimes are the result of dishonest doctors who fill out prescriptions when there is no medical need. Other
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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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