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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Will I look guilty if I hire a criminal defense lawyer?
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Can I represent myself in my criminal case?
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How long will a DWI conviction stay on your record in North Carolina?
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Will I have to go to court if I violate the terms of my probation?
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Can I take back my guilty plea?
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What should I consider when deciding whether to plead guilty to a crime I’m accused of committing?
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Should I accept a plea bargain to reduce my reckless driving charges?
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Can I be placed on house arrest?
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Can North Carolina’s First Step Act help me if I am charged with drug trafficking?
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Can I get the criminal charges against me dismissed?
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What defenses could I raise if I was charged with hit and run driving?
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Can I be charged with DWI if my BAC was less than 0.08 percent?