It is natural to have many questions and concerns when charged with a crime in North Carolina. These charges can have serious consequences and long-lasting effects on those charged with their families, so they need reliable answers quickly. Here, Todd Browning and Howard Long share their answers to many of these tough questions. Find out their thoughts on DWI, traffic charges, and many other crimes.
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What Happens During a DWI Checkpoint Stop in Charlotte NC?
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Can I get a traffic ticket for driving too slowly in North Carolina?
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What’s the difference between a moving violation and a non-moving violation in North Carolina?
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How long does a traffic ticket stay on my record in North Carolina?
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Can I get a speeding ticket dismissed in North Carolina?
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What should I do immediately after receiving a speeding ticket or another serious traffic citation?
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When is domestic violence charged as a felony in North Carolina?
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What are the potential defenses to drug crime charges?
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How do North Carolina laws define domestic violence?
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Can a criminal defense lawyer help me if I violated my probation?
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What’s considered drug possession in North Carolina?
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Can a criminal defense lawyer help me with pretrial motions in Charlotte, NC?