Fight Your Criminal Charge Armed With This Helpful Information
The uncertainty that accompanies a criminal charge can be difficult to handle. For many clients, the more knowledge they have of the North Carolina legal system and the potential outcomes can help give them the confidence they need to fight their charges. Here, our lawyers share helpful library articles that aid you in becoming an informed and empowered defendant.
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Forgery Is a Serious Felony Crime in North Carolina Forgery is usually a felony crime in North Carolina. Find out common forgery crimes you may be charged with and how long you may be in prison if convicted. -
Common White-Collar Crimes in North Carolina White-collar crimes are serious offenses in North Carolina. It is important to understand what these crimes are if you want to fight the charges you face. -
Probation in Criminal Cases in North Carolina Are you hoping to be sentenced to probation rather than prison? Find out about the two types of probation and the rules you must follow in North Carolina. -
Embezzlement Is a Felony Crime in North Carolina Have you been charged with embezzlement in Charlotte? Here, we explain what has to be proven to convict you and the sentences associated with this crime. -
North Carolina’s Stalking and Cyberstalking Crimes What are the crimes of stalking and cyberstalking in North Carolina? Find out when you can be charged with these offenses and the punishments you may face. -
Heroin Drug Offenses Carry Stiff Penalties in North Carolina If you are in possession of heroin in NC, you may be charged with a serious felony offense. Read about the different heroin crimes and harsh penalties you face. -
Disorderly Conduct Offense and Penalties in North Carolina Disorderly conduct is a serious misdemeanor offense in North Carolina. Find out the penalties you face and what to do if you’ve been charged with this crime. -
Crucial Steps to Take If You Are Arrested in North Carolina If you are arrested in North Carolina, you need to take steps to protect your legal rights. Here, learn about nine crucial steps you should take immediately. -
First and Second Degree Arson Crimes in North Carolina First and second degree arson are serious felony crimes in North Carolina. Here, we explain the elements of these crimes and the punishments upon conviction. -
Domestic Violence Laws in North Carolina You can be charged with a number of assault charges for committing domestic violence in North Carolina. Here, read about these crimes and their punishments.