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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 ...

All criminal defendants in North Carolina are deemed “innocent until proven guilty.” If you are a defendant in a criminal case, whether it is a case of reckless driving, a crime stemming from a ...

If you’ve ever received a traffic ticket in North Carolina, you likely have numerous questions, ranging from whether you need to attend your court date, to how (if at all) the ticket will impact your ...

If you’ve ever received a speeding ticket in North Carolina, you likely know that you now have the option to pay your ticket online . However, before you do so, it’s critical to speak with an attorney ...

The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles, or DMV, can suspend your drivers’ license for a number of reasons, including the following: Speeding Reckless driving DWI Refusing to submit to a blood ...