In today's digital age, social media has become a significant aspect of our lives. Interestingly, it also plays a role in legal cases, including drug charge defenses. Understanding how social media activity can become evidence might help you if you ever face such...
Driving in North Carolina is illegal if the driver’s blood alcohol content (BAC) is .08 percent or higher. The national standard for an "impaired" driver in the United States is .08 percent and the consequences are tough. You may end up spending time in jail, having...
When the police come to your home and ask if they can come inside, you tell them that you don’t give them your consent. They’re not allowed to enter your home. You know that you have an expectation of privacy and that this is your right as an American citizen. It is...
A DWI charge can negatively affect your life, even if it's your first offense. You could face fines, probation and jail terms. You could even have your driving license revoked or suspended. Because drunk driving is a serious offense, it’s imperative that you explore...
Someone who is caught with illicit drugs could be charged with drug possession. Drug possession can lead to severe fines, incarceration and a criminal history. The penalties for drug possession can become more severe depending on the Schedule of the drug. A drug...
North Carolina is strict when it comes to prohibiting drunk driving. If a regular driver happens to have a blood alcohol concentration level of .08% or higher during a chemical test, state officials can charge them with driving while intoxicated (DWI). It’s even...
As the holiday season approaches, you might start brainstorming ideas for your gift list. If you know that a friend or family member has a passion for shooting, hunting or collecting guns, a firearm could make for a memorable and meaningful gift. However, before...
Even before conviction, a drug charge can jeopardize a defendant’s life. It can cause damage to their relationships, education, career and opportunities. To fully protect their rights, it is essential to ensure that every part of the process follows the legal...
North Carolina is an open carry state, which means gun owners don’t need to have a permit to carry firearms in public. However, the state also has clear-cut rules on who can’t own firearms. Anyone convicted of a felony can’t own a gun under state laws. The law even...
Being pulled over by law enforcement is a common stressful experience. However, if law enforcement pulls you over in North Carolina on suspicion of drug possession, it is important to know your rights and how to protect yourself. Learn what you should do if law...
