Fight Fraud Charges in North Carolina with These Defenses

Jul 1
2018

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Categories: Fraud

Fraud is a serious offense that involves obtaining property or personal information through acts of deception, theft, or coercion. Criminal fraud is typically a felony-level offense that is punishable by hefty fines and sometimes with lengthy prison sentences.

There are many different types of fraud, and in fact as technology evolves, new types and methods of fraud are cropping up all the time. However, regardless of the type of fraud, the elements of the offense are similar, and therefore the defense is often similar.

Below we cover how North Carolina defines fraud, and [...]

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North Carolina’s Minor in Possession Law’s Impact Goes Beyond Minors

Jun 20
2018

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Categories: Minor in Possession

When most people hear about minor in possession charges, they think of charges brought against minors who are in possession of alcohol, or who attempt to use fake IDs to obtain alcohol. However, minor in possession laws also cover selling or providing alcohol to underage individuals.

This is important to understand, because minor in possession charges are common this time of year, and police across the state and the country are on the lookout both for minors in possession of alcohol and for any individuals that provide alcohol to minors. In fact, the [...]

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Will North Carolina Get a “Red Flag” Domestic Violence Gun Law?       

Jun 19
2018

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Categories: Domestic Violence | Gun Laws

In the wake of school shootings and increased violence, state Rep. Marcia Morey has introduced a bill in the North Carolina House of Representatives that would allow judges to issue court orders for the surrender of all firearms and ammunition when domestic violence allegations are filed.

House Bill 976 is being deemed as a red flag bill. Other red flag bills have been signed into law in nine states, and they are currently being proposed in 10 other states.

The passage of the bill will be difficult since Republicans hold the majority in [...]

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Public Intoxication Is Not a Crime In North Carolina, But…

Jun 7
2018

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Categories: Criminal Defense | Public Intoxication

In North Carolina, as long as you’re over the age of 21, enjoying a few drinks isn’t against the law – even if you’re stumbling around the block to get to the next bar. However, drunken behavior can quickly turn into an altercation that is unlawful in our state.

What Happens If You Are Intoxicated in Public and Run into NC Police?

If you run into law enforcement officials while you are intoxicated in public, you may be taken into protective custody or directed to your home. Protective custody, even if it takes [...]

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Property Crime Defense Strategies You Can Use in North Carolina

Jun 5
2018

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Categories: Arson | Burglary | Property Crimes | Robbery

Property crimes are those involving physical property. In general, they include stealing, unlawfully entering, and damaging or destroying the property of another. In North Carolina, there are a wide variety of criminal offenses that fall under the umbrella of property crimes. Some of the most common property crimes include arson, burglary, and robbery.

If you are facing property crime charges, it is important to consult with an experienced North Carolina defense attorney as soon as possible to protect your rights and build the best possible defense.

Below, we’re going to detail common property [...]

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