It’s normal to have many questions and concerns when you are charged with a crime in North Carolina. Here, our experienced lawyers draw on their knowledge of the law and years of experience as prosecutors to provide the answers you need to many of these common worries. Learn more about what criminal charges can mean for you, what to do next, and what to expect as you move forward.
- Page 1
-
What factors could affect the outcome of my criminal case?
-
Is it against the law to possess a weapon on school property in North Carolina?
-
Do I have to talk to the police?
-
What are the warning signs that I may be under criminal investigation by the police?
-
Should I hire a criminal defense lawyer if I believe I’m guilty?
-
What should I do if I have been charged with domestic violence?
-
Will I have to testify in my criminal case?
-
Will I look guilty if I hire a criminal defense lawyer?
-
Can I represent myself in my criminal case?
-
Will I have to go to court if I violate the terms of my probation?
-
Can I take back my guilty plea?
-
What should I consider when deciding whether to plead guilty to a crime I’m accused of committing?