The odds are, if you have found this article, that you have a traffic ticket or other criminal case in the North Carolina Court System during the viral pandemic. If you have a pending traffic ticket ...
The Covid-19 (Coronavirus) is presently working its way through North Carolina and having serious effects on jobs, schools, and everyday life. It has also sidelined most sessions of criminal and civil ...
Has your North Carolina driver’s license been suspended or revoked? Depending on the circumstances, you might be able to request a hearing with the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to ...
If you have received a speeding ticket or another type of traffic ticket in North Carolina, you might be tempted to admit guilt, pay your fine, and move on. However, it would be a mistake to do this ...
Whether you have a pending court date for a traffic ticket or a more serious charge, what you wear to court in North Carolina matters. Court is not the place to show your individuality or express your ...
In order to prove your guilt, a prosecutor must show that you 1) committed a criminal act, and 2) did so with criminal intent. This intent is called mens rea . With few exceptions, if the State cannot ...
