By Tommy Kellis | Published January 26, 2024 | Posted in Criminal Law | Tagged Tags: drunk driving, DWI, implied consent, sobriety test | Comments Off on Pulled Over for Drunk Driving: What Are Your Rights?
When navigating roads in this fast-paced world, the occasional traffic violation is almost inevitable. These infractions are often seen as minor inconveniences, easily resolved with a quick guilty plea and a fine. However, this seemingly innocuous approach can have far-reaching consequences that extend beyond the initial monetary penalty. Pleading guilty to a traffic offense can Read More
Read MoreDriving while impaired (DWI) is a serious crime in North Carolina. A person may be charged with DWI if any substance affects their ability to drive safely or their blood alcohol content (BAC) is .08 percent or higher. Even a first offense can result in jail time, fines and a lengthy driving license suspension. While Read More
Read MoreWhen most people think of drug trafficking they envision pallets of drugs stored in a warehouse or being transported in large quantities for sale. However, under North Carolina law, the amount of drugs needed is often much less than one might imagine. Just a single ounce of cocaine or methamphetamine can lead a defendant afoul Read More
Read MoreNorth Carolina, like many other states, has taken several measures to protect the public from future harmful acts committed by convicted sex offenders. While it is impossible to to determine what a person may or may not do in the future, North Carolina takes a proactive approach in protecting the public. Convicted sex offenders are Read More
Read MoreIt is no surprise that the general population would agree that there are substantial concerns regarding the post-conviction release of sex offenders and their reintegration in society. The North Carolina General Assembly has attempted to address some of these issues with laws that impose special restrictions and requirements on convicted sex offenders. Some of these Read More
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