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After unanimously passing in the North Carolina House and then the Senate, Governor Roy Cooper signed Senate Bill 562 – otherwise known as the “Second Chance Act” – into law. The Second Chance Act has ...
Whether it is a state-wide law or a local ordinance, there are many odd things that are illegal in North Carolina. Read on so you do not get caught violating one of these oddball laws in the Great ...
Most of us engage with social media every day. However, it is important to remember that whatever you share online is public and can potentially be used against you in a North Carolina criminal court ...
Many lives have been turned upside down by the coronavirus pandemic, and this includes the lives of defendants facing criminal charges. Across the country, courts have had to pivot quickly to balance ...
Most crimes are charged as state crimes and are prosecuted in state court. However, the federal government can also charge and prosecute someone for a crime in federal court. This begs the question: ...
If you’re involved in a criminal case in North Carolina, it’s natural to feel confused and overwhelmed under “normal” circumstances. But in light of the rapidly evolving coronavirus pandemic, the ...
