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 speeding tickets CAN suspend my North Carolina Driver's License vs. what tickets WILL?
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What are assault with a deadly weapons charges that I could face in North Carolina?
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If I recieved a civil revocation when charged with DWI in North Carolina, when can I drive again?
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Does it matter to my attorney if I am guilty of committing the crime?
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What traffic violations require a mandatory court hearing?
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What can happen if I get caught driving on a suspended license?
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What happens if I miss my court date for a criminal offense?
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What is a no contest (“nolo contendere”) plea and how does it differ from other pleas in criminal cases in North Carolina?
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How can I help my attorney in my criminal case?
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What are common grounds to suppress evidence and how could that help my criminal case?
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What steps should I take if I am stopped for driving while intoxicated?
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Can I be charged with DWI as a felony in North Carolina?