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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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Man Allegedly Running Brothel in North Carolina Comes Forward
One of roughly 20 defendants charged in November for his involvement in the proliferation of a multi-state prostitution network decided to turn himself in just before the New Year. The 44-year-old
read moreStar of Teen Mom 2 Facing Drug Charges in North Carolina Next Month
MTV’s Teen Mom 2 began its season last night with a star already shrouded in controversy. One of the show’s stars was arrested and charged with breaking and entering as well as
read moreNorth Carolina Officer Injured After Chasing Suspected Drunk Driver
A police officer was hospitalized last weekend after a high-speed chase ended poorly. The officer suspected the driver of the car he was chasing to have been under the influence
read moreNorth Carolina to Expand Medicaid Fraud Investigations Unit
The North Carolina Attorney General’s Office recently announced that it will be doubling the size of the Medicaid Fraud Investigations Unit in the coming months. The state will be adding
read moreJury Verdicts Being Tainted by Internet, Social Media? – Part 3
In our last two blog posts, we discussed a Reuters Legal analysis which revealed Internet access and social media sites are leading a growing number of jurors to engage in
read moreJury Verdicts Being Tainted by Internet, Social Media? – Part Two
In our last blog post, we discussed the disturbing trend of jurors in criminal trials engaging in Internet-related misconduct. Some jurors are choosing to disobey the rules of the courtroom by
read moreJury Verdicts Being Tainted by Internet, Social Media? – Part One
Has the explosion of social media and our culture’s obsession with constant connection begun to negatively impact our juries in criminal trials? A Reuters Legal analysis released earlier this month
read more“Hard-Core” Drunk Drivers Targeted by NTSB
The National Transportation Board (NTSB) has announced its intention to focus on reducing the number of what they call hard-core drunk drivers, or drivers who have multiple arrests for driving
read moreMan Pleads Guilty in Drunk Driving Death
A Monroe man pleaded guilty to charges of driving while impaired and second degree murder, stemming from a car accident that ended in the death of a Marshville man in
read moreNew Law Makes Trespassing at Domestic Violence Shelters a Felony
Those who are subjects of domestic violence protection orders would be advised against trespassing at a domestic violence shelter if the person protected under the order is in the shelter.
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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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