Archive for September, 2025
A drug trafficking charge in North Carolina represents one of the most serious criminal accusations you can face. Under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(h), trafficking occurs when someone sells, manufactures, delivers, transports, or possesses specific quantities of controlled substances. Unlike simple possession charges, trafficking charges are based primarily on the amount of drugs involved, regardless […]
If you’re facing accusations of being an accessory to murder in North Carolina, you need to understand how state law treats these serious charges. The consequences can be severe, and the legal distinctions between different types of accessory charges can dramatically affect your case outcome.
Taking another person’s life is among the most serious acts under North Carolina law. However, not every killing constitutes murder. When someone acts in genuine self-defense, North Carolina law recognizes that the use of deadly force may be justified. Understanding when a killing crosses from justified self-defense into criminal murder requires examining North Carolina’s specific […]
If you’re facing misdemeanor charges in North Carolina, you need to know how these charges might affect your gun rights. While most people know felonies can take away your right to own guns, certain misdemeanors can also make it illegal for you to own or possess firearms under both federal and North Carolina laws.
Misdemeanor larceny is a type of theft crime in North Carolina that’s less serious than felony larceny. Both involve taking someone else’s property, but it’s important to know the difference if you’re facing theft charges in North Carolina.
If you or someone you know has been charged with having a gun as a felon in North Carolina, you’re facing serious legal trouble. As Patrick Roberts Law, we’ve helped many clients deal with these gun laws and protect their rights. This guide explains what you need to know about possession of firearm by felon […]
What Is Misdemeanor Death by Vehicle in North Carolina? In North Carolina, misdemeanor death by vehicle happens when: According to North Carolina law (G.S. § 20-141.4(a2)), this might involve running a red light, speeding, or other traffic violations that lead to a fatal accident. This is different from felony death by vehicle, which involves driving […]
Larceny vs. Theft: What’s the Difference in North Carolina? If you’ve been charged with a property crime in North Carolina, you might be confused about the terms “larceny” and “theft.” Here’s what you need to know: Larceny is the official legal term North Carolina uses in its laws for taking someone else’s property without permission. […]
Understanding Assault Charges in North Carolina Many people facing assault charges in North Carolina ask: “Is assault a felony in North Carolina?” The answer isn’t simple, as assault can be either a misdemeanor or a felony depending on the details of what happened. Understanding these differences is important for anyone facing assault charges in the […]
Connect with us
- Child Exploitation Charges
- Criminal Defense
- Criminal Defense Lawyer
- Drug Charges
- Drug Trafficking
- Felony Charges Lawyer
- Fentanyl Crimes
- Indecent Liberties
- Meth Trafficking
- Murder Charges
- Rape Case
- Sex Defense
- Sex Defense Lawyer
- Sex Offender Registry
- Sexual exploitantion of minors
- State vs. Federal Laws
- Statutory Rape Charges
- Uncategorized
- Violent Crime
Categories
Former assistant district attorney
Contact Patrick Roberts
Facing criminal charges in North Carolina demands seasoned representation. Trust in the experience and dual perspective of Patrick Roberts. Reach out today for a confidential consultation.
-
Call Our Team
Calls answered 24/7
For more information on the selection criteria, go to www.martindale.com
*Each case is different and must be evaluated separately. Prior results achieved do not guarantee similar results can be achieved in future cases.