by Brittney Lofthouse | Aug 21, 2019 | Criminal Law
You can be charged with assault for threatening someone with bodily harm in a manner that reasonably causes them fear. In general, a battery charge requires some type of physical contact. North Carolina recognizes three types of misdemeanor assault and battery...
by Brittney Lofthouse | Aug 21, 2019 | DWI, Traffic Violations
If you have been convicted of Driving While Impaired and want to apply for a limited driving privilege, our staff will request a copy of your DL-123 to submit to the court. But what is a DL-123 and why do you need it? The Form DL-123 proves to the North Carolina...
by Brittney Lofthouse | Aug 19, 2019 | Drug Offenses
While possession of Marijuana is legal in several states across the country, it is still illegal in North Carolina, at least for now. In North Carolina, marijuana is classified as a Schedule VI Controlled Substance. Although considered less dangerous than other...
by Brittney Lofthouse | Aug 16, 2019 | Drug Offenses
There are several factors that can lead to being charged with drug trafficking in North Carolina. Depending on the category of drug, the amount found in your possession, or how it is packaged, a misdemeanor possession charge can quickly turn into felony drug...
by Brittney Lofthouse | Aug 15, 2019 | DWI
A DWI is a misdemeanor, and the level of punishment depends on the presence of and weight of certain aggravating and mitigating factors found by the court. There are five different levels of punishment: Level 1: Minimum imprisonment of 30 days, maximum imprisonment of...
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