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Individuals and businesses in North Carolina are required to pay federal and state taxes. The federal and state government use this money to pay for essential public services such as infrastructure ...
Entering another person’s property without permission is a serious crime in North Carolina. “Breaking and entering” crimes are either misdemeanor or felony crimes, depending on the nature of the ...
North Carolina residents who are convicted for driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) in another state might be surprised to learn that not only will they face ...
When two or more people get together and agree to commit a crime in the future, have they already committed a crime? In some cases, the answer is yes: they have committed conspiracy. Conspiracy, ...
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 ...
