Become an Informed and Empowered Defendant in DWI, Traffic, and Criminal Cases
Our DWI, traffic, and criminal blog examines a variety of North Carolina crimes and shares the information you need to effectively fight your charges. The lawyers of Browning & Long, PLLC discuss DWI, reckless driving, speeding, license suspension, misdemeanors, felony charges, and more to help clients gain a comprehensive understanding of their legal situation and possible options.
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Why You Shouldn’t Try to Reduce Your Traffic Ticket Online You might be able to reduce your traffic ticket online with the prosecutor in Charlotte. Learn three reasons why this would not be in your best interests. -
Understanding What Aggressive Driving Is in North Carolina Aggressive driving is a misdemeanor offense more serious than reckless driving in North Carolina. Here, learn what penalties you may face if convicted. -
Obtaining Limited Driving Privileges After a DWI Arrest Your driver’s license will be suspended if you’re arrested for DWI in North Carolina. Find out if you can obtain limited driving privileges and how to get them. -
How Plea Bargains Work in DWI Cases in North Carolina If you were charged with DWI, your ability to get a plea agreement is limited in Charlotte. Here, learn how to increase your chances of getting a favorable one. -
When Speeding Is Reckless Driving in North Carolina If you were speeding in North Carolina, you may receive more than a traffic ticket. Find out when speeding is considered reckless driving and how we can help. -
Witnesses That Can Help You Fight Reckless Driving Charges If you’ve been arrested for reckless driving, you may be able to fight the charges. Learn the types of witnesses that can help you present a strong defense. -
How a DWI Conviction Can Affect Child Custody in Charlotte A DWI conviction in North Carolina can have long-term consequences on your life. Here, learn how it may affect custody or visitation of your children. -
What to Expect at Your Traffic Court Hearing in NC If you get a traffic ticket in Charlotte, you’ll probably have to attend a court hearing. Here, we explain what you can expect to happen when you go to court. -
Assault by Strangulation Is a Felony in North Carolina In North Carolina, assault by strangulation is a felony. Find out the elements of this crime, the potential penalties upon conviction, and how we can help. -
What Happens at the Police Station After a DWI Arrest What happens at a DWI booking? Here, we explain what happens at the police station, so you know what to expect and can protect your legal rights.