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 You Need to Do to Obtain a Domestic Violence Restraining Order in North Carolina You can obtain a domestic violence restraining order in North Carolina to stop an abuser. Top Charlotte attorneys discuss the steps you’ll need to get one. -
How North Carolina’s New Second Chance Act Can Help You Clear Your Criminal Record North Carolina’s Second Chance Act may make it easier for you to obtain an expungement of your criminal record. Here’s what you need to know about this law. -
10 Questions You Should Ask in Interviews With Criminal Defense Lawyers Do you need to hire a criminal defense attorney in Charlotte? Here are 10 questions to ask when interviewing your choices to find the one that’s right for you. -
Unlawfully Passing an Emergency Vehicle in Charlotte, NC 20-157. The statute that requires a driver to take specific actions around emergency vehicles is North Carolina General Statute 20-157. -
What You Need to Know About the Crime of Resisting Arrest in Charlotte You can be charged with resisting arrest even if you aren’t charged with another crime in NC. Learn about the numerous actions that can result in your arrest. -
What Does it Mean to Be Charged With Simple Affray? If you were charged with simple affray in North Carolina, you may not have ever heard of the crime before. Here, we explain what it is and how it is punished. -
Reasons You Should Not Try to Get Your Traffic Ticket Reduced 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. -
When Can You Be Charged With Aggressive Driving in Charlotte? Aggressive driving is a misdemeanor offense more serious than reckless driving in North Carolina. Here, learn what penalties you may face if convicted. -
Can You Apply for Limited Driving Privileges After a DWI Arrest in Charlotte? 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. -
What You Need to Know About Plea Bargains in DWI Cases in Charlotte 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 Can You Be Charged With Reckless Driving for Speeding? 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. -
Types of Witnesses That You May Need If You Have Been Charged With Reckless Driving in North Carolina 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.