The 5 drug schedules explained

Someone who is caught with illicit drugs could be charged with drug possession. A drug crime defense lawyer can help clarify how these charges work and what penalties you might face Drug possession can lead to severe fines, incarceration and a criminal history.  The...

Can you gift someone a gun?

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...

Habitual impaired driving – an offense for repeat DWI violators

The penalties keep increasing each time a court convicts a motorist of driving while intoxicated (DWI) in North Carolina. A convicted driver might have to pay a fine of up to $200 and serve at least 24 hours in jail for a first offense. But those amounts can add up...

What does probable cause mean during drug searches?

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...

DWI convictions can lead to gun offenses

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...