A felony arrest in North Carolina sets off a legal process that moves quickly. Within hours of booking, a judicial official will decide whether you can be released before trial and what conditions will apply. Schlosser & Pritchett is a Greensboro criminal defense firm whose founding attorneys are both former district attorneys, giving them direct knowledge of how prosecutors approach bail arguments in Guilford County courts. In many cases, having counsel involved from the first appearance can influence not only the bond amount, but also whether release conditions are realistically manageable for you [...]
Most North Carolina professionals facing a criminal charge assume their license is already at risk. Under a 2013 state law reform, that assumption is often wrong. North Carolina prohibits licensing boards from automatically disqualifying applicants based on a criminal record, and a defense strategy built around that law can protect a career from the start. At Schlosser & Pritchett, our Greensboro criminal defense attorney handles both the criminal charge and its licensing consequences simultaneously.
North Carolina Does Not Allow Automatic License Denials
North Carolina law changed the occupational licensing landscape in 2013. Before [...]
