Category: Felonies

A DUI arrest doesn’t always mean a felony charge—but under the wrong circumstances, it can. If you have multiple DUI convictions, caused an accident, or were driving on a suspended license, your case could be treated much more seriously.

Felony DUI charges come with severe consequences, from lengthy prison sentences to permanent restrictions on your future. However, many DUI cases involve legal issues that can be challenged—such as unreliable field sobriety tests or procedural mistakes by the arresting officer.

If you’re facing felony DUI charges, having a strong defense is essential. A skilled [...]

A felony conviction in North Carolina carries severe and lasting consequences that can significantly negatively impact various aspects of your life. From legal penalties and loss of civil rights to difficulties in securing employment and housing, the repercussions of a felony conviction extend far beyond the courtroom.

This blog post will explore the numerous consequences of a felony conviction in North Carolina, highlighting the legal, personal, and social ramifications that individuals face.

Felonies in North Carolina: Legal Penalties

The legal penalties for a felony conviction in North Carolina are substantial and vary based [...]

Facing felony charges in North Carolina can be a daunting experience, with serious legal consequences and potential long-term implications. Understanding the criminal justice process for felony cases is crucial for individuals navigating the complexities of the legal system. This blog will provide an overview of what to expect when facing felony charges in North Carolina, from the initial arrest and arraignment to trial and potential sentencing. We will also discuss the importance of building a strong defense with an experienced criminal defense lawyer to protect one’s rights and interests throughout the legal proceedings.[...]

In North Carolina, felony sentencing is complicated. That’s because they use a system in the state that assigns a class to a crime and compares it with a person’s criminal history in order to determine the level of the sentence they can receive.

Every felony conviction comes with the possibility of prison or jail time. Depending on your criminal history, though, you may be able to avoid it. 

Here’s what you need to know about felony sentencing in North Carolina to help you make sense of this very complicated system.

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A single case requiring convictions on multiple offenses presents the court with a big decision: Whether the sentences should be completed concurrently or consecutively. You may be wondering what types of crimes would warrant a consecutive sentence. 

One great example involves a North Carolina man who, according to USA Today, was recently charged with over 300 sex crimes that involve over 130 children just this year. 

While all people are innocent until proven guilty under North Carolina sex crime laws, if the man is convicted, then he could be facing consecutive sentences [...]