When you are arrested and charged with a crime, the evidence against you is the cornerstone of the prosecution’s case. That’s why the police try so hard at an arrest to ensure that they gather any and all evidence against you.

However, it’s not legal for police to simply search you, your home, or any of your property just to see what they can find. They must have the legal right to do that search in the first place.

But how do you know if a search against you was legal or not? [...]

For many in North Carolina who are charged with drug-related crimes, it’s not uncommon to see a charge for something called “keeping or maintaining a drug dwelling or vehicle for the use of a controlled substance”, as well. What does this charge mean? Is it a misdemeanor or a felony?

If you are charged with maintaining a drug dwelling or vehicle in North Carolina, whether as a misdemeanor or felony charge, it’s very serious. It can result in consequences that can impact your life for years to come. That’s why it’s vital to [...]

Many North Carolinians possess a criminal record. It also happens that a large percentage of employers check criminal records when hiring new employees.

Thus, If you have a drug conviction in your criminal history, that could impact your ability to get a job. What should you do if you have a drug conviction on your criminal record, and you are job hunting in North Carolina?

Here’s what you need to know about what your conviction means for the employment search, as well as the steps you can take to reduce the impact of [...]