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DWI Checkpoint Mobile Testing Bus Involved in Collision Late Saturday
A 21-year-old man crashed into the back of a mobile testing bus while officers and a magistrate were closing down a DWI checkpoint around 3 a.m. Saturday. Police officers suspect
read moreInvestigation Into Whether Federal Law Violated at Penn State Begins
The U.S. Department of Education has started its investigation into the crime-reporting at Penn State following the sex abuse scandal on campus. Investigators are trying to determine whether the failure
read moreCyber Monday Offers Great Opportunity for Criminals
As millions of Americans go online to shop for the upcoming holidays, the North Carolina Attorney General has issued caution about the possibility of identity theft or stolen credit card online. There
read morePenn State Scandal Reminds Witnesses to Report Sex Abuse
Advocates for children victims have made strong calls to strengthen sexual abuse and sexual assault reporting laws. While there are mandatory reporting law for certain individuals, many higher education universities have internal
read moreWoman on the Run for 16 Years After North Carolina Probation Violation
Georgia U.S. marshals captured a woman who had been a fugitive for 16 years after North Carolina probation violations. The woman was allegedly in hiding with her fugitive husband who
read morePart II: Penn State Sex Crime Scandal Stuns the Nation
This post is the second part of the series about the Penn State sex abuse scandal and college reporting requirements. This blog post will explain how colleges and universities have
read morePart I: Penn State Sex Crime Scandal Stuns the Nation
The alleged sexual abuse by former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky has rocked the Penn State community and has led to a huge controversy about the duty to report possible sex offenses.
read moreNorth Carolina Court of Appeals Rules on Sex Offender Registry
The North Carolina Court of Appeals held that the sex offender registry laws apply to out-state offenders who move into the state. The ten year period for registering requires that
read moreFour Charged in Connection With Hotel Meth Lab Explosion
Three suspects have been arrested and charged and a fourth remains at-large after they were arrested in connection with a hotel meth lab explosion. The North Carolina residents charged with
read moreNorth Carolina Man Arrested for Child Pornography Possession
A man from Ayden, North Carolina, was arrested and charged with ten counts of Sexual Exploitation of a Minor after officers uncovered more than 1,600 DVDs, tapes and other media
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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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