In North Carolina, the law provides a legal framework for those who use force to protect themselves. These statutes can provide a legal defense, allowing a person, under certain circumstances, to use reasonable force without a duty to retreat and to repel an imminent threat. However, claiming self-defense in Greensboro requires a meticulous investigation, a thorough understanding of state law, and a compelling presentation of the facts. With our Greensboro self-defense lawyers at Schlosser & Pritchett, you can legally challenge your criminal charges and avoid a wrongful conviction and a lifetime of consequences.[...]
A drug charge doesn’t have to follow your child for life. North Carolina’s juvenile system focuses on second chances, not punishment. With the right legal help, many kids avoid a permanent record.
You don’t have to face this alone. A juvenile drug crime lawyer from Schlosser & Pritchett can step in quickly, explain your child’s rights, and help guide your family through what comes next.
What Counts as Juvenile Drug Possession in North Carolina?
In North Carolina, anyone under the age of 18 is considered a juvenile. Juvenile drug possession charges can involve:[...]
