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Drinking And Driving On NYE In NC? Increased Patrols, Less Checkpoints
You may see fewer DWI checkpoints throughout Raleigh on New Year’s Eve but don’t confuse that with fewer patrols. Rather than setting up stationary roadblocks to police for drunk drivers, the Raleigh
read more13- And 15-Year-Olds May Face Adult Trials In Wake County
Charged with killing a homeless man in Raleigh, at least four area teens may be tried as adults for the crime. The Wake County Prosecutor has confirmed that may seek
read moreFormer ABC Admin’s Pension Safe Despite Felony Conviction
After being convicted for taking property by false pretenses, a former North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) administrator is still able to receive his full pension. As of December 1,
read moreNC Considers Ban Of Pseudoephedrine Sales Without A Prescription
As the number of meth labs continues to grow throughout North Carolina – six methamphetamine labs have been busted in Wake County and 13 in Johnston County this year – law makers
read moreIgnition Interlock For Every 1st Time DWI Conviction?
If the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has its way, everyone in the United States who is convicted of drunk driving will have to install an ignition interlock device on
read moreRaleigh Assault Caught In Pictures Released As Police Search For Suspects
A month ago, two people were attacked by about five men outside of Raleigh restaurant La Volta. Police recently released surveillance photographs of the incident and are asking for the
read moreInsider Trading Charges For Former Wells Fargo Banker
Thirty-year-old John Femenia has been charged with using confidential information obtained through his position at Wells Fargo Bank to give guidance to his friends on stock transactions that could have
read moreEmail Searches – Can Congress Stop Them?
Earlier this week, we posted about a cell phone search of a Rhode Island woman’s phone that led to criminal charges being filed against her boyfriend in the death of
read moreCan The Police Search My Cellphone Without A Warrant?
Maybe. At this point, it depends where you are (what state) when law enforcement searches your phone whether your personal information in your phone – such as text messages, emails
read moreNorth Carolina Man Accused Of Fraud In Hawaii
Marc Hubbard was being held in jail in North Carolina on federal fraud charges was released by order of a federal judge earlier this month. He was not free man though; the
read moreNot Guilty
State v. B.S. – First Degree Murder
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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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