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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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Jury 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.
read moreDEA: No More ‘Fake Pot’
“Fake pot” products have been experiencing a surge in popularity among young people. These products produce effects similar to those of marijuana and, up until now, were legal to purchase.
read moreNightclub Drug Bust Results in Arrests of 15 People
Those looking to enjoy an evening out on the town were instead treated to an elaborate sting operation this weekend. Police arrested 15 people during a drug bust at a
read moreMany Flaws in GPS Tracking of Sex Offenders – Part Three
In our last blog post, we looked at a case decided by the North Carolina Supreme Court that involved an appeal of a satellite-based monitoring program for sex offenders. A dissenting
read moreMany Flaws in GPS Tracking of Sex Offenders – Part Two
In our last blog post, we discussed the use of satellite-based monitoring of sex offenders. The practice, which allows sex offenders to be tracked through GPS ankle bracelets, has come under
read moreMany Flaws in GPS Tracking of Sex Offenders – Part One
In 2006, North Carolina’s legislature approved satellite-based monitoring of sex offenders. The monitoring was touted as a means of protecting the public after convicted sex offenders were released from prison.
read moreDWI Murder Conviction Overturned for North Carolina Woman
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has overturned several charges against a 46-year-old Charlotte woman accused of causing a man’s death after driving while intoxicated. The court ordered a new trial
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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