Archive for 'Criminal Defense' Category
Dec 31, 2025

A domestic violence arrest in North Carolina has always carried serious consequences. But as of December 1, 2025, certain defendants now face something far more significant: a felony charge that can escalate with each subsequent conviction. North Carolina’s new habitual domestic violence statute transforms what would otherwise be misdemeanor charges into felony prosecutions for individuals […]

Dec 25, 2025

A statutory sexual offense charge in North Carolina represents one of the most serious accusations a person can face. For Cary residents—many of whom hold advanced degrees and work in Research Triangle Park’s demanding professional environment—these allegations threaten to unravel careers, families, and futures built over decades. The consequences extend far beyond potential prison time […]

Dec 23, 2025

Being accused of second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor in Cary, North Carolina puts everything at risk—your career in the Research Triangle, your professional licenses, your family’s stability, and your future. This is a Class E felony under North Carolina law, and Wake County prosecutors take these cases seriously. Understanding exactly what you face is […]

Dec 23, 2025

Being arrested on a violent offense charge in North Carolina has always been serious. But as of December 1, 2025, defendants facing these charges encounter a fundamentally different pretrial landscape. New legislation—commonly referred to as Iryna’s Law—has restructured how courts approach bail determinations for violent offenses, creating a legal presumption that defendants charged with these […]

Dec 23, 2025

When someone you care about is arrested, the hours that follow often feel chaotic and overwhelming. You’re fielding phone calls, trying to understand what happened, and hearing unfamiliar terms like “secured bond” and “surety” thrown around by officials who seem to assume you already know what they mean. The immediate question on everyone’s mind is […]

Dec 19, 2025

If you’re facing sexual assault charges in Cary, NC, your freedom, reputation, and future are on the line. These are serious allegations that demand immediate action and skilled representation from a criminal defense attorney. Patrick Roberts understands the complexities of North Carolina’s sexual offense laws. He provides aggressive defense strategies for individuals accused of sexual […]

Dec 19, 2025

Being accused of first-degree sexual exploitation of a minor in Cary is among the most serious allegations anyone can face. This charge—prosecuted as a Class C or D felony in Wake County Superior Court—carries consequences that extend far beyond potential incarceration. For residents of Cary’s highly educated, professionally accomplished community, an accusation threatens careers built […]

Dec 19, 2025

Sexual exploitation of a minor is among the most aggressively prosecuted offenses in North Carolina. For Cary residents facing these allegations, the consequences extend far beyond the courtroom—threatening careers at Research Triangle Park companies, security clearances, professional licenses, and standing in a community where reputation matters deeply. Understanding exactly what North Carolina law prohibits, how […]

Dec 19, 2025

Patrick Roberts Law provides aggressive defense representation for individuals charged with internet-based solicitation offenses in Cary, NC and throughout Wake County. An online solicitation conviction can result in prison time, substantial fines, sex offender registration, and a permanent criminal record that follows you for years. Don’t face these serious charges alone. Patrick Roberts offers free […]

Dec 19, 2025

Serving Cary and the greater Wake County area, Patrick Roberts Law offers dedicated legal representation for those accused of aggravated assault. An aggravated assault conviction comes with serious consequences, including lengthy prison sentences, steep fines, and a permanent criminal record that can affect your life for years. Don’t face these charges alone. Attorney Patrick Roberts […]