Know Your Rights in North Carolina Criminal Cases
Being charged with a crime can be a serious and life-changing event. For those facing charges, it is important not only to retain effective representation, but also to fully understand what to expect from the legal process. Here, our lawyers share helpful blog posts that explore a number of relevant criminal defense topics, including specific local law, your rights, possible outcomes, and much more.
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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. -
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? -
What Not to Do If You Are Arrested Have you been arrested? If so, there are essential things that you do not want to do—whether you are innocent or guilty—that could hurt your criminal defense. -
Post-Release Supervision Program in North Carolina How does parole work in North Carolina? Once you serve your minimum sentence, you may be released into the post-release supervision program. -
Punishment for Boating While Impaired to Increase in NC Penalties are increasing for offenses involving Boating While Impaired. If you have been charged with drunk boating, contact at Browning & Long.