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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 ...
North Carolina takes drug offenses extremely seriously. Whether you are convicted of possession, trafficking, manufacturing, or a related drug-crime, you will likely face a harsh sentence. Here, we ...
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 ...
A criminal conviction, unless expunged, will likely stay on your record forever. Even after serving time in prison, a criminal conviction will follow you, making it difficult to get a job, rent an ...
Facial recognition, the technology that allows a person to be identified by matching a picture or video of his face to a database of photos and videos, is a hot new technology. It has been introduced ...
