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Habitual offender laws, also known as three-strikes laws, impose additional penalties on people convicted of multiple crimes. A person with a prior criminal conviction and who is charged with another crime faces the possibility of harsher penalties j… Read More

A suspended driver’s license can make life more difficult. You face additional challenges when you need to do simple things like go to the store, travel to and from work, or maintain a social life. Fortunately, with assistance from an experienced t… Read More

It is illegal for a convicted felon to possess a firearm in North Carolina. If you have a prior felony conviction and violate this law, you could be charged with another felony for unlawful possession of a firearm. Felony Firearms Act Makes Possessio… Read More

In North Carolina, trespassing occurs when a person intends to enter or stays on a piece of property without permission. Criminal intent is a significant part of North Carolina trespassing law. If you have been charged with criminal trespass in North… Read More

A criminal record, even just an arrest, can haunt you for years. In addition to having a stigma, a criminal record can make it more difficult to get a job, be accepted to college or technical school, and enter certain trades or professions. If your c… Read More

The Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of North Carolina protect a person’s right to bear arms. However, this right is not absolute. If you wish to carry a concealed weapon in North Carolina, you must have a permit… Read More

Communicating threats is a serious crime in North Carolina. It is one of the most common criminal charges arising from personal disputes such as domestic violence, child custody disputes, and assault charges. While Americans enjoy the right to free s… Read More

The consequences of a probation violation can be quite severe. The punishment can vary considerably depending on the nature of the underlying crime, the severity of the violation, the terms of your probation, and your criminal record. You could be fa… Read More