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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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. -
Harsh Penalties for Failure to Yield to Pedestrians in NC When must drivers yield the right of way to pedestrians in North Carolina? Find out the laws here and the penalties you face if you receive a traffic ticket. -
Failure to Yield the Right-of-Way Violations and Penalties Receiving a traffic ticket for failing to yield the right of way can result in serious consequences in NC. Were you ticketed for one of these common violations? -
Medications That Can Affect a Breathalyzer Test If you failed your breathalyzer test, it may have been due to the medications you take. Find out which medicines can result in a false positive for DWI. -
How Social Media Can Hurt Your DWI Case Did you post on a social media site before your DWI arrest? Learn how the police can discover your posts and use them against you in your criminal case. -
What to Do If Your Teen Gets a Traffic Citation What should you do if your teen receives a traffic ticket in Charlotte? Read about first steps you can take to help him avoid the harsh consequences he faces. -
Concealed Gun Laws and Crimes in North Carolina You must have a concealed weapon permit to carry a concealed firearm in North Carolina. Here, learn what the penalties are for violating this law. -
Changes to North Carolina’s Expungement Laws On December 1, 2017, significant changes were made to North Carolina’s expungement laws. Will these changes help you expunge your criminal record?